Fire response sparks evacuation near 17th Street and Scott Street, Huntingdon PA
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, being led by fire and EMS units, a building near 17th Street and Scott Street undergoes evacuation while efforts focus on rescuing a cat from room 229.
Audio|Heard on: Huntingdon County Fire and EMS
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02:33
Transcript:
00:00
Captain 65 tube command.
00:01
For now, you guys just look at that building so they can take over that.
00:09
Thank you.
00:15
65 from Specialion 65.
00:21
Go ahead.
00:23
We have students showing up over here at 17 Scott saying they were told to go out to get checked out.
00:35
Okay.
00:37
I'm back and we're going to send them into Kennedy with campus public agency when we're going to direct them to Kennedy.
00:54
G65, is that the center?
01:00
Just put them back to the park lot, we're in no find up.
01:04
Stand for. Okay.
01:12
Box one.
01:15
Yes.
01:18
Are you in charge of evacuation?
01:20
I heard.
01:28
Okay, room 229,
01:31
there's a cat, there's a carrier in the room.
01:40
To the rescue the stage up to get her cut up.
01:45
We're off the public space.
01:46
We have the rest of the ashwows and hope.
01:51
Copy.
01:58
I was responding to the college.
02:05
1739 area is 17th Street and Scott Street.
02:10
Operations are on Opsland.
02:14
The rest of 65, chauffeur, June 65.
02:18
The director of public safety is near your location.
02:23
He'll be caught in contact with the student.
02:29
Tuted on EMSS of Ria then up.
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Location mentioned:
Scott St & 17th St, Huntingdon, PA 16652
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