Car fire at auto center near Lancaster drive se, Salem OR
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, firefighters responded to a car fire at Quality Grandview Rizmo Auto Center near Lancaster Drive Southeast, close to Beck Avenue Southeast and Mark Avenue Southeast.
Audio|Heard on: Salem Fire, Keizer Fire, and Marion County Fire District 1
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01:31
Transcript:
00:00
Ladder 31.
00:01
Respond to Car Fire Quality Grandview Rizmo Auto Center.
00:05
At 420, Lancaster Drive Southeast.
00:08
Cross streets are Beck Avenue Southeast and Mark Avenue Southeast.
00:12
Working Channel Dispatch 1
00:16
Engine 10, respond to Carfire Quality Grandview, Rizmo Auto Center.
00:21
At 420, Lancaster Drive Southeast.
00:23
Cross streets are Beck Avenue Southeast and Mark Avenue South East.
00:27
In fact, we're going to take that roll for Latter 31.
00:29
We're going to be driving by there shortly.
00:32
After that, Latter 31, if you can stand down to the car fire.
00:40
Dispatchment, Latter 31 T.
00:41
Transmission.
00:43
Yeah, engine 10 is going to handle this part fire.
00:45
You can stand down.
00:50
Fire copies.
00:53
And engine 10, we've got another caller on this, saying the flames are now above the building, they're touching the tree on fire now.
01:02
A copy and trying to sort through the notes, is it near a building?
01:12
No, it's just near other vehicles that the flames are starting to touch, but they have not gotten to the other vehicles yet.
01:21
Good copy.
01:27
We've arrived.
01:28
We've got a fully involved car.
01:29
We'll be out.
01:31
Exhibition.
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Salem, OR
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