Fire response near ruffs dale road, Ruffs Dale PA
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Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded with multiple units to a fire near Ruffs Dale Road. They coordinated water supply and attack operations, addressing a gas line struck outside during the incident.
Audio|Heard on: Westmoreland County Fire
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05:38
Transcript:
00:00
Smarland Allen engine 37 respondent and at 38 for standby.
00:09
Dispatch from the 74-2.
00:11
So I'm someone on standby for me?
00:13
Second,
00:18
who do you want to stand-by?
00:21
Give me six people, say I ask.
00:26
Time for me.
00:31
Command[1] 24, truck 25.
00:33
You want me to avoid a marshes?
00:38
Yeah, that's fine.
00:43
Pardous, that's G74, confirming that was stay at 14 for standby.
00:48
104.
00:52
74 command trot 58 and we're going to be approaching.
01:00
Spat Sheport 35 standing by a Harts, large automotive.
01:06
74 command truck 50, we're approaching a scene here.
01:10
All right, just come up off the railroad and come through the backyard here.
01:19
Okay,
01:23
we're going to hook that line into the rescue and just let us know when you're ready.
01:31
It is best station one of three-th disregard E-sample.
01:39
Smurland out one engine, 37, respond one engine in the 38th sampler.
01:46
We're getting ready to get charged.
01:49
All right, everybody back.
01:51
All right,
01:54
they're on the way back up.
02:04
26 engines, attacker 74.
02:06
As soon as you can get me out water, go ahead and send it.
02:11
Rescue[2] one of fours on two.
02:15
Time for...
02:16
All right, see from Captain, bump that pressure down a little on the yellow line.
02:29
Down to bump up on Thursday, that sucks.
02:35
1.01, Station 56 Respond, near Birchway, cross streets of Vogel Drive and Oath Boulevard.
02:43
Gas line struck outside,
02:45
Operation Fire Attack 7.
02:50
37 acknowledges.
02:54
Recrecy monitor your command channel.
03:00
Please, for rescue, we're going to be out of water to get here until Sanigrate 2.6.
03:11
Okay, thanks for you got that hookup, mate.
03:16
I hookup now.
03:21
You ready for the water?
03:25
Yeah.
03:29
All right.
03:36
Command[1] from Engine 32 we're approaching.
03:38
You want us to go standby or into the scene direct?
03:44
You can just say, depending on which way you can just hang out there for a minute and then I'm going to start clearing units in a second or second.
03:54
Terry, Agent.
04:00
1, Station 56, Respond, near Birchway, cross streets of Vogel Drive and Oath Boulevard.
04:05
For gas lines struck outside, a person's fire attack 7.
04:13
I'm headed 883 to command.
04:15
I just did 31, what's for my orders?
04:29
107 out at staging.
04:34
Command[1] from Tanker.
04:35
I'm going to be running out shortly here.
04:37
Do you want me to disconnect and go get more? Do you want me to have somebody lay a line down from that hydrant to me?
04:44
Trude 25. You're staging out by Huntington Village, correct?
04:50
Correct.
04:53
Correct. We're at Marshall.
04:55
I move.
04:57
Okay, right on Ruffs Dale Road,
05:01
between your position and where the tanker is, there should be a hydrant buried in the bushes there, almost directly behind this engine.
05:08
If you can locate that hydrant and lay me a short section to the tank, so that would be greatly appreciated.
05:16
That's right, excuse, I'm going to head that way and find that hydrant.
05:23
Part dispatch truck 25 on our map up showing in front of near Ruffs Dale Road.
05:30
As received dispatch.
05:37
AD2-2-104.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Command: Incident Command established by a unit or officer in charge
[2]
Rescue: Technical rescue response (e.g., specialized equipment/personnel needed)
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Location mentioned:
Ruffsdale Rd, Ruffs Dale, PA 15679
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