Garage fire attached to home near W Main St, Elizabethville PA
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Fire & ArsonResponders received a report of a structure fire involving a garage attached to a home near Main Street in Elizabethville, Pennsylvania. The crew completed a full check around the building, secured utilities, and planned entry from the office side. Traffic and other vehicles were noted near the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Dauphin County Public Safety
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01:56
Transcript:
00:00
Box 48-1, near Main Street, near Main Street, reported structure fire, class one.
00:07
Wagon 1, Tower 48.
00:10
Wagon 1 with 5.
00:13
Tower 48 with 4.
00:18
Okay, Wagon 1, Tower 48.
00:20
Getting reports of a garage fire attached garage to home.
00:26
The front of the parade is stopped on Armstrong.
00:34
I think the front of the parade is stopped on Armstrong.
00:40
Chief, the house is clear.
00:42
We're coming out.
00:48
Wagon, Ray.
00:54
Wagon on, I think.
00:56
Okay, Wagon on.
00:58
Ray is on Second Street.
01:08
And watch her back.
01:10
I got it yet.
01:16
County Mickey 415 arriving Hershey.
01:19
How do you make you 415?
01:22
Who did what?
01:27
Why is that tow truck and that color car coming down here?
01:36
The tow truck is only going right here.
01:38
They're not coming down to third.
01:39
I don't know what these other two cars are doing and they get the talk to them.
01:42
Yeah, like usual, they always cut through the alleyway and think they can come down through.
01:47
If they do, they're just going to fit.
01:50
Command wagon 1, 360 complete.
01:52
Utility shut off and based on the Charlie side.
01:55
We're going to be making entry on the office side.
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Location mentioned:
W Main St, Elizabethville, PA 17023
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