Fire involving chimney area near Hilton Road, High Point NC
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Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a fire involving the chimney area near Hilton Road with smoke reported. Water was applied to control the fire, and access was made to both sides of the chimney to address the smoke and flames.
Audio|Heard on: Guilford Metro Fire
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02:6
Transcript:
00:00
We're trying to find a spot up here from this place that they're talking about by the chimney.
00:09
Command is at 13.
00:12
You guys able to access what you're needing truck for is assisting from the south side.
00:20
Yeah, it is why.
00:23
We're gonna wait to put up once they got out in the way.
00:25
Yeah,
00:30
you gotta get a heel on that.
00:32
Do we need to go down that other side of the chimney and open it off?
00:36
Or can you access everything?
00:40
I feel like we got, we're feeling pulled pretty good right there.
00:45
We're able to get water all that fast.
00:51
Rangeville Road, cross street of South Bunker Hill and Triad Business Park Drive, 17 probably 1 G Doors.
00:57
It takes a substance tail, but it was after they had a seizure, currently not seizing.
01:03
I'm not going to come to the Flex driver's entrance.
01:07
Manager on the same is flagging now.
01:13
That is your 13.
01:23
Take access to the right side of the chimney,
01:28
which would be towards the Division D.
01:31
David's side.
01:32
Yes,
01:38
well, we are also.
01:46
We got a little bit of smoke on the left side going back towards the
02:00
side of the chimney we're going full shield right now but warm on that
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Location mentioned:
Hilton Ct, High Point, NC 27265
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