Fire crews coordinate evacuation at Gap Creek road, Duncan SC
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Fire & ArsonFire crews at Gap Creek Road coordinated evacuation and accounted for patients. Buses transported people with staff assigned to assist them. Chief oversight was requested for scene overhaul and further actions.
Audio|Heard on: Spartanburg County Fire and Spartanburg City Fire
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05:54
Transcript:
00:00
If you will have a bus come up here and park right here at the entrance right here so we can get them in.
00:05
It's going to be hard to get them down there to the car wash, sir.
00:11
Okay, I'm going to have him full straight up to you.
00:28
G15 was the one that was looking for it.
00:35
Hey, Donner.
00:38
Okay.
00:41
I want to take it to you.
00:45
We're good a headcount here in a minute, Chief.
00:55
Safety, do you say bring it to where the roads, that's we're at? 10-4[1].
01:03
Asia 15, you copy.
01:10
Go aheadful.
01:11
Popper Spring, digit 41, small mark status.
01:20
Number one unit, sir.
01:24
Good.
01:29
Go ahead.
01:31
10-4[1], do you need somebody bring you another TIC or you want to call it clear?
01:46
and start doing some accountability on these patients.
01:49
Make sure we got everybody.
01:52
Come on.
01:55
...brus out here from the church tomorrow, actually.
01:58
I need to know if they're moving them to the church for now.
02:01
That's what I would recommend.
02:07
Coffee, that's going to be first fastest, correct? First.
02:11
Yeah, then your first wheelchair bus just pulled up.
02:16
Got two more coming, so we're good.
02:18
We're good on buses, sir.
02:26
Yeah, all the wheelchair buses are pulling up at one time, so we've got plenty of buses right now.
02:42
Chief 101.
02:44
Chief 15.
02:47
That is my recommendation.
02:49
The move will have to be up to the director.
03:00
Chief 101.
03:02
Chief 13.
03:04
Go ahead, 15.
03:06
I got the lady doing accountability for us.
03:10
The place wants to take the people to the church, and we're going to put a staff member on each bus to help them to church with them.
03:23
Copy that, have them move out when they're ready, as long as they got a headcount and they're good.
03:30
We're not rolling nobody out until I get a head count on everybody.
03:35
All right, thank you, sir.
03:38
I've got several more buses stayed.
03:39
Just let me know we need an X one to pull up.
03:52
Chief, one-twenty.
03:57
Okay,
03:59
Chief, we get these wheelchairs moved out now, so we're getting there.
04:06
Copy that. The other two are stays here, it's call-off.
04:15
One of one I also got getting staff together for each bus for these people to be take care of.
04:21
That's what we're at.
04:25
Thank you.
04:33
Go ahead.
04:42
Tenforth, we have to just leave it in the room and close the door and we'll try to come up with a plant bee.
04:54
Andrew hit-thans, is there any smoking that one?
05:11
Chief 120, command.
05:14
On.
05:17
272, Gap Creek Road.
05:22
Go ahead, sir.
05:24
Have I'm going to head, so you can see if you can get the director to meet me to massage.
05:30
If you don't find.
05:32
If you don't find.
05:36
Chief, can you go to the Charlie side? They want you to look at it and they're talking about doing some more overhaul.
05:45
Yeah, I'm going to come your way.
05:51
They've requested you, but I couldn't get a hold of you.
05:53
So I was calling Chief 16.
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement; message received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Gap Creek Rd, Duncan, SC 29334
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