Structure fire response on highway 27 north, Monroe County WI
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Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a structure fire on Highway 27 North in Wisconsin. Multiple fire units and tenders were assigned, with operations organized on different radio channels to coordinate the response.
Audio|Heard on: Sauk and North and Surrounding County Fire Departments
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03:31
Transcript:
00:00
District Chiefs from 10 or two.
00:11
Mad one in route 1222.
00:19
Firefire command the tender two, all fire.
00:21
Go ahead we just have it.
00:29
1223.
00:40
What do they need?
00:53
Check with him.
00:54
I mean,
00:57
is that another gate at two and a half, do you need a two and a half wide down there or what do you need?
01:09
I was going to go ahead.
01:20
Can you confirm that if you're on it.
01:27
Senator, go ahead.
01:30
Can you confirm that address again? I believe it's going to be near 5085, not 5085.
01:36
Those 10508-8-4.
01:44
Oh, yeah, see.
01:48
4.
01:50
085. 0.85.
02:04
For 500s on C.
02:11
Tender, two cabby.
02:16
Spire Fire Command, all tenders on the 27 North Fire.
02:20
All tender operations will be on West Tower.
02:23
Fire down straight, will be on FG Blue.
02:26
Tender operations on West Tower.
02:28
Fire operations on Blue.
02:30
Break. Fire Command to Monroe.
02:38
The area from the hill site at 27 in Austin to the fire scene, please.
03:02
800 will sheriff.
03:06
800, go ahead.
03:10
All fire personnel and rescue are clear in the steam returning station.
03:18
Careful.
03:24
Fire Command all tenders.
03:27
Firefighter found doors will be on West Tower for you guys getting you in and out.
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WI-27, Wisconsin
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