Residential fire extinguished near Fox Branch Road, Fairview NC
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Fire & ArsonA fire occurred at a residential structure near Fox Branch Road in Fairview, North Carolina. Firefighters extinguished the fire before it spread to other parts of the building. No further spread or injuries were reported.
Audio|Heard on: Buncombe County Fire
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01:55
Transcript:
00:00
Can I get the address one more time?
00:03
It's going to be near Fox Branch Road, across the Dorncrest Trail in Mountain County Acres.
00:15
Incident 212 en route.
00:18
Down 1-1-7.
00:19
Okay.
00:20
Coffee, engine 22 in rail.
00:27
I'm to Chief Shree.
00:29
Do you want to sue since Station 9 as well?
00:37
Two stand by on that.
00:38
They're saying they have the fire out.
00:40
Hold on a second. I'll give this shot up.
00:43
Simple. Thank you.
00:48
Bye, Chief.
00:53
G30 pounds.
00:54
It's got a single story wood frame structure on the basement,
00:58
nothing showing from exterior, a little about.
01:02
I was all right.
01:03
A single story with basement exterior, nothing showing exterior.
01:08
Nothing showing exterior.
01:09
Will it flies up.
01:13
Uh,
01:19
Vindji 3 is on scene station.
01:22
Have the instant three on scene.
01:24
Station,
01:25
1825.
01:30
There you come.
01:32
C3.
01:36
Fire is out, had not spread to any other part of the structure.
01:40
No place any unit, not seen on in service.
01:43
And I'll just keep the current units that's on scene here, 310 and engine three.
01:49
Copy that, fire up.
01:51
All units responding out on scene to near Fox Branch Road, and you can go in service per Chief 3.
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Location mentioned:
Fox Br Rd, Fairview, NC 28730
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