Smoke condition reported at building near Center St in Hanover, Hanover MA
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Fire & ArsonThe Hanover Fire Department requested mutual aid for a smoke condition inside a building near Center Street. The Hanson Fire Department was sent to cover the station during the incident.
Audio|Heard on: Carver Fire, Police, and EMS, Plymouth Fire/EMS, Wareham and Plympton Fire
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01:54
Transcript:
00:00
Hanover is requesting a mutual aid engine for station coverage for their district 6 with a smoke condition inside a building.
00:14
You can take Mutual Aid[1] Channel 3 if you like.
00:17
Receive, Mutual Aid[1] Channel 3 if you like.
00:22
Receive, Mutual Aid[1] Channel 3.
00:31
In regional Tully, only tag control.
00:33
Oregon Island,
00:34
Hanson and other departments are covering at this time.
00:42
Received,
00:44
so you don't need an additional engine; you're just going to send Hanson.
00:50
That's correct.
00:51
We're sending Hanson for the coverage.
00:53
Thank you. Thank you.
00:58
Good. All right.
01:15
This is Plymouth County Control announcing a special request for the town of Hanover.
01:22
A mutual aid engine for station coverage.
01:28
That'll be their district 6.
01:32
A smoke condition in the building at 310 Center Street.
01:40
Hanson engine will be responding.
01:45
Mutual aid channel 3 has been assigned.
01:51
The county control is clear and standing by at 1950.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Mutual Aid: Request for assistance/resources from a neighboring agency or jurisdiction
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Location mentioned:
Center St, Hanover, MA 02339
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