Report of heavy smoke at an apartment complex; caller lost contact, crews responding with hydrant locations and ventilation., Pike County KY
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Fire & ArsonReport of heavy smoke at an apartment complex; caller lost contact, crews responding with hydrant locations and ventilation.
Audio|Heard on: East Kentucky Amateur Radio SkyWarn
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05:15
Transcript:
00:00
Caller advised apartments was smoking heavily.
00:03
Try to find out if everybody was out of the building,
00:06
caller lost contact.
00:13
The station will copy.
00:15
Popper, go ahead and notify the other two stations.
00:19
Station two, station three, copy.
00:24
Where he got?
00:27
Copy.
00:33
Station 2,205.
00:36
7. I'm going to throw an engine or ammo.
00:43
Station 2 and 3, bring your ammo.
00:51
3014 and number 51303.
00:56
Hey, MS-151 now.
00:59
What?
01:07
Attention John's Creek Fire, attention John's Creek Fire, have a traffic hazard.
01:11
It's going to be near 1136 Upper Palmby Road, 1136 Upper Bumpy Road.
01:17
The tree hanging off of a cliff, limbs in the roadway.
01:20
That tree is going to be hanging very low.
01:22
Callers advising it would scratch a vehicle if it drove under it.
01:24
First page in tones, police respond.
01:32
Squad one time for being around.
01:39
2.05 Squad 1Bivize, we've got a hydrant in front of the apartment complex.
01:45
So we'll just be able to drive the runway road.
01:53
Make sure you find a place to park up where you can still get out and we can get the engines and stuff in.
02:01
Campbell.
02:04
Full 5, you've also got a hydrant right at the intersection of Chloe and 540.
02:11
Copy this place, thank you.
02:19
That's girl, Seth, 2.
02:24
Girl, Seth,
02:26
104, girl and boy.
02:29
Simple. I've got a carload of boy toys.
02:33
Let me see if I can get some girl toys real quick.
02:38
Simple.
02:45
All right, Rick, you're 651.
02:48
Good.
02:52
Go ahead and tell me to you night.
02:55
I'm 57.
03:03
2430, close five.
03:10
The max on that.
03:14
205, he just advised the apartments on 540.
03:17
I'm going back.
03:19
Pop on going on scene, I do have a lot smoke showing two-story apartment complex.
03:26
Advise I have nobody out of the building.
03:28
It was fun.
03:30
Before I advised him before we lost contact, get everybody out of the building.
03:37
Engine 1, Michael, been around.
03:41
2.55-2 in command[1].
03:44
I'm the element of my truck to a free seat.
03:55
Five, four route, mundane.
03:58
Go. Go.
04:07
The wall, Chris, stand by the station.
04:27
Envo, show me on special detail for a few use.
04:31
Canvo.
04:52
It's going to be a white passenger climbing creek.
04:55
I was unable to tell if you want them to be before and all it.
04:59
First page of times, 1000.
05:03
Okay.
05:07
So if I want to be 24, we'll have to ventilate this structure a little bit.
05:12
Get the smoke out.
05:13
Everything will be 1040 no fire.
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