Residential building fire with visible flames on second floor, New Cumberland PA
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Fire & ArsonFire and emergency units responded to a residential building fire with visible flames on the second floor near Bridge Street and North 2nd Street in New Cumberland. Firefighters reported multiple conditions and accessed a nearby hydrant to assist with firefighting efforts.
Audio|Heard on: Central Pennsylvania Fire and EMS
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02:15
Transcript:
00:00
Call me a borough in the area of North 2nd Street and Bridge Street for investigation outside, engine 80, 1752.
00:11
Take care, 17-582.
00:17
Not an emergency.
00:18
You don't not need to read this project.
00:24
County, Amy once 223, minute, 2-1, in route to UPMC limit.
00:32
North 4. Time out 1753.
00:36
We're going to hold this to the attack and release the rescue engine.
00:45
Copy 1755.
00:51
...inside. Respond on South 4.
00:54
Time out 1754.
00:59
Copy-swetion
01:01
Okay,
01:06
Rick
01:07
Fire from second floor Middle of the row
01:12
Give me the one
01:14
Bye coffee, first alarm
01:20
Street, 2129 Moroff, Emery Alley, and Forestryo, first alarm, house fire.
01:26
Truck 32, Yorkerisky, 69, Carverland Air 13, 1757.
01:36
Division 1.
01:38
We do have a lot of conditions, but can you find anything.
01:43
Phillips was on, Division 2, aren't hit into the basement.
01:53
Wagon 4, command Woodbine to Moore.
01:56
There's a hydrant on the corner of Forest and Moor.
02:00
You can use that hydrant.
02:03
Copy, Wagon 4.
02:04
Ficking up the hydrant at 4 and 4.
02:08
That one's wrong.
02:11
Okay, I'll have Moor Street command.
02:14
Chief 7, I copy.
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Location mentioned:
Bridge St & 2nd St, New Cumberland, PA 17070
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