Residential fire displaces occupants on Main Street, Marion Center PA
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Fire & ArsonA fire occurred in a residential building near Main Street in Marion Center. Two occupants, a woman in her 50s and a man in his 30s, were displaced. Several small dogs were present. The Red Cross was notified to provide assistance, and the fire was brought under control.
Audio|Heard on: Indiana County Fire Dispatch and Fireground Operations
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02:19
Transcript:
00:00
County from 350 Command.
00:03
350 command.
00:05
Notify Red Cross.
00:07
We have a female in the 50s and a male in his 30s.
00:12
We'll need some help here.
00:13
They have several pets too.
00:18
How many pets in what type?
00:23
Three dogs.
00:28
Small dogs.
00:31
I see, through the chief, can I provide the Red Cross your phone number?
00:36
Yes, Connor, go ahead.
00:43
Three-fitt the command 190 assistant, too.
00:49
Go ahead.
00:52
It's really beginning good now.
01:07
Anyaunkey, squad 267, on scene.
01:15
Three-fifty chief, any other, Connie.
01:22
Go ahead, Connie.
01:25
Three for the chief information to the Red Cross, they'll be calling you within the next two hours if you could keep yourself coming near you.
01:33
That's received.
01:40
Command from Interior Officer.
01:41
Come on from Interior Office.
01:47
Come on from Interior Office.
01:54
Two-headed interior.
02:00
Okay, conditions are good in here and the second floor in the attic.
02:03
You can place fire to control.
02:09
County,
02:10
Main Street Command.
02:12
Main Street Command.
02:16
Take us off the clock,
02:18
fire's under control.
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Location mentioned:
W Main St, Marion Center, PA 15759
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