House fire with possible entrapment near Hepburn street, Milton PA
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, a house fire with possible entrapment occurred near Hepburn Street in the Borough of Milton. Multiple emergency units responded, and a second alarm was requested to bring additional resources.
Audio|Heard on: Central Susquehanna Regional 911
Listen to dispatch call
02:27
Transcript:
00:00
The Borough of Milton,
00:10
near Hepburn Street,
00:14
house fire possible entrapment.
00:36
Near Hepburn Street, crossview, near South Herbert Avenue and Reed Alley,
00:42
house fire, possible entrapment,
00:45
a box 15-1, company 15,
00:50
engine 17,
00:51
truck 2 and 9, rescue 5,
00:54
make you 15, ambulance 5,
00:57
(number withheld).
01:14
The Borough Milton, near Hepburn Street, house fire with entrapment.
01:28
The borough of Milton, near Hepburn Street, cross-use of South Herbert Avenue and Reed Alley, house fire, with entrapment,
01:36
engine 17241.
01:38
Copy, Company 1515,000's reporting,
01:42
working house fire, with entrapment.
01:48
Multiple units.
01:50
1561, go ahead.
01:56
Okay, second alarm[1] requested 2242, 221, I'm going to move you to fire four, fire four.
02:12
As you do in responding to the box, 151 house fire, utilize fire four, fire four,
02:18
2242.
02:24
Copy to additional ALS and BLS 22's 40 circ.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
second alarm: Upgraded fire response level requesting additional companies/resources beyond the initial assignment
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Location mentioned:
Hepburn St, Milton, PA 17847
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