Firefighters extinguish vehicle fire near highway 27, Haines City FL
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Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a vehicle fire near Highway 27 and Bates Road in Haines City. A white Ram 1500 was fully on fire. Crews quickly isolated power, applied water, and extinguished the fire. Traffic control was established and the fire was declared under control with no further hazards.
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05:12
Transcript:
00:00
Vehicle fire at Culver's, near Highway 27 for Haines City, Angel 1, Haines City Battalion.
00:05
Select TAC 9[1], TAC 9, 1522.
00:12
Over all this is the boxes.
00:17
8 and 2, your unreadable repeat.
00:28
Level 1[2], 1523.
00:30
I'm up on deck.
00:32
Bring up pipe poles.
00:35
Copy.
00:36
On deck, pike boats.
00:40
Command dispatch.
00:43
We've got all power to the building isolated.
00:47
And we've got water on the fire.
00:50
I copy all power to the building is isolated and water in the fire 1523.
00:55
360 complete, no other hazards.
01:00
360 complete, no other hazards, 1523.
01:06
993 to end of 24.
01:09
Good.
01:12
Come past me, turn around, there's a hydrant on the other side of the road.
01:15
We're going to catch have you lay into Edge 2.
01:19
Okay.
01:26
Team City.
01:29
We're at the intersection of Highway 27 North and Bates Road.
01:33
We rolled up on a car vehicle, on fire.
01:37
These shows responding.
01:39
We'll be there in 10 seconds.
01:42
Hi, Kappi, it's the call that's being worked on TAC 9[1].
01:44
Go ahead and select TAC 9[1].
01:48
Also, can you send another unit to our original call? It's an alpha.
01:55
I copy. Go ahead and select TAC 9[1].
01:56
I'll handle the rest.
02:02
Anything City, that one, dispatch?
02:04
Hank City, that one.
02:06
You can turn out Hayn City, Ratsky 1 for Engine 2-2.
02:10
Copy, thank you.
02:16
If I wanted to touch, Tabison Safety.
02:19
I copy it, Talasine Safety, 1525.
02:23
1525. Okay, 25.
02:27
Sure, complete, return his zone from part-time.
02:30
Complete returning 1525.
02:31
Complete, returning 1525.
02:36
That's a copy additional.
02:43
We're on scene at the intersection highway 27 and Bates Road.
02:47
We rolled up on a car fire.
02:49
It's a RAM, 1,500 white.
02:51
The front department is fully involved.
02:53
We're getting out and applying the bumper line to it currently.
02:58
Hi, copy. On scene with the vehicle fire pulling the line to establish in 26.
03:13
Before the command, we're going to need somebody here for traffic control.
03:15
He's going to run over the line.
03:18
Yeah, I copy.
03:19
Thank you.
03:26
We're a complete page number two, though.
03:29
Complete page number two, though. Complete page number six.
03:31
The shut this roadway down.
03:40
Copy. I mean I get sent you since level one.
03:43
I copy level line.
03:44
1526.
03:48
Command, just about accountability is going to be on Agent 2.
03:54
I'll copy accountability on Engine 2.
03:57
City Engine 2.
04:00
City Engine 2.
04:02
City Engine 2.
04:05
Pay City, Agent 2.
04:11
Fire is being extinguished, we're hitting hot spots currently under control.
04:15
I copy fire has been extinguished hitting hotspots under control, 1527.
04:22
Haines, get out one, cop is trapped.
04:24
You can cancel Haines in Engine 1.
04:27
Copy, Hanging 1.
04:28
Engine 1.
04:31
Engine 1, copy.
04:32
Copy.
04:44
24 to engine 2, hydrant stress, ready to go.
04:47
Call for it when you need it.
05:11
B.S. on scene under control, you and term today.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
TAC 9: Tactical radio channel 9 used for specialized or coordinated law enforcement communications.
[2]
Level 1: Initial/staging level for arriving units
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Location mentioned:
US-27, Haines City, FL 33844
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