Barn fire near FM 205 brought under control, Erath County TX
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Fire & ArsonA barn fire near FM 205 in Texas was reported and units from ARIAT's, Bluffdale Fire, and others responded. The fire was later brought under control with no injuries reported.
Audio|Heard on: Stephenville & Erath County Fire/EMS/VFDs
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03:59
Transcript:
00:00
Against an ARIAT's fire, Bluff Dale Fire, Nage and Route,
00:15
19519-19-fm-205, FM 205, barn fire reported out of control.
00:28
Fat, you can show Medic 2 in route.
00:30
COM4 Medic 2 in route.
00:50
POSTIL-7803, headed to the station.
00:57
All right?
01:23
Thank you all.
01:24
906 will be on scene, one vehicle off the roadway,
01:28
northbound ditch.
01:31
Modest damage, shot checking for injuries.
01:35
No one.
01:44
County CRP2, I'm on scene.
01:46
We have a Hamilton EMS unit currently on the scene here.
01:51
Medic 2 can downgrade.
01:52
I'll confirm we don't need a second ambulance.
01:56
CRP 2, they were transporting to the ER in Stevenville.
02:01
They're just standing by until medical personnel can get there.
02:07
Free seat, thank you.
02:36
800 go ahead go ahead what units are we have in route 205 so far
02:50
I've got 806.
02:52
I haven't heard any others.
02:55
May have been more radio traffic or they got walked on.
03:02
Tracy, do they give you any inclination of size?
03:10
They did call back, advise it was getting under control.
03:23
Also be advised we did have one Bluffdale firemen going route to their station.
03:34
You see, I'll be en route as well.
03:36
Two to three minutes.
03:46
Just right from 806.
03:50
806, go ahead.
03:56
No further fire units is used on MSNVC, 281 South.
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