Pickup truck with plow burns near rural residence, Huxley IA
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Fire & ArsonThe Huxley Fire Department responded to a pickup truck with a plow that was fully on fire near a rural residence in Story County. The truck had a separate diesel tank and was located in a driveway away from buildings and trees, minimizing the risk of the fire spreading.
Audio|Heard on: Story County Rural Fire/EMS
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02:2
Transcript:
00:00
Huxley Fire have a mutual aid request, 26, near 560th for a pickup truck with a plow that was fully engulfed.
00:09
Does have a separate diesel tank on it.
00:11
Again, Huxley Fire, new response for mutual aid, 26,
00:15
near 560th for a plow truck fully engulfed.
00:19
Those have a diesel tank on the back additionally, so we can't clear it recently.
00:28
Sorry County, I'm out of tense, right?
00:31
Thank you. Thank you.
00:37
Story County, you can show 306 and we're out to the station.
00:42
Thank you.
00:43
Copy, part of mile out, 12th.
00:47
Tony,
00:54
1210 is your deputy, Episcene?
00:58
Yes, we are thromping.
01:02
Any additional report?
01:07
You see that it's...
01:10
In front of the residence and the driveway, it's away from all buildings.
01:15
There's some trees nearby, but nothing that should ignite it further.
01:21
Copy.
01:23
107, store county.
01:25
Go ahead.
01:26
Hill 107 on route to the vehicle fire.
01:29
5-326.
01:31
Okay, 1110.
01:38
1110. Go ahead.
01:44
The unseen.
01:46
I think I'm into the driveway with the phone calls.
01:51
Three-tenths.
01:52
Come right behind me, they can just hit it with Crawford.
01:55
Copy.
01:58
12-192.
02:01
3.26.
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Location mentioned:
560th Ave, Huxley, IA 50124
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