Flooding reported inside home near 9th Street, Palisades Park NJ
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Fire & ArsonFlooding was reported inside a home near 9th Street in Palisades Park. Water was flowing from the second floor to the first floor. The fire department responded and contact was made with the new owner.
Audio|Heard on: Bogota Public Safety
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01:43
Transcript:
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79th Street for a flooding inside a home repeating fire com to the Palisades Park fire department response to near 9th Street for flooding inside of a home coming from the second floor time now 1611 badge number 256 click
00:17
by PKK from respond.
00:19
Your cross-going is going to be East Central and East Palisade.
00:22
Your hydrant be in front of 319 East Central.
00:24
He is requesting FD.
00:25
They state the water's flowing from the second floor onto the first floor.
00:31
All right.
00:43
45 PK 5-time responding, 19th Street.
00:47
DK responding at 1613.
00:53
45, evident.
00:55
P.K. It'll be out.
00:56
See, P.K. 1614.
00:59
TK2 to Firecom will be responded.
01:01
Received.
01:02
1617.
01:07
The fire com true.
01:09
It comes from the 4-5 engine 2.
01:10
Hold on the unit fire headquarters.
01:12
Receive.
01:13
All units were signed 4-5 engine 2 old and quarters as per command 1618.
01:23
On the engine two, you go return.
01:24
All right.
01:26
45 engine two to five, com.
01:27
We're available.
01:28
We received.
01:29
1619. Not good.
01:31
Service, we show off the water to the house.
01:34
PDs have to make contact with the new owner.
01:37
Nothing else we need here.
01:38
She water to show up to the home.
01:40
Did you have to make contact with the new owner.
01:42
Nothing else needed. 1619.
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Location mentioned:
9th St, Palisades Park, NJ 07650
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