Fire police requested for traffic control at intersection, Schuylkill County PA
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Road ClosureFire police and traffic control were requested at the intersection near Lomison Street and East Franklin Road in Fraley Township due to a road closure.
Audio|Heard on: Schuylkill County Fire
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02:51
Transcript:
00:00
You're responding at 1805 if you could utilize Fire Police 2.
00:04
Traffic control at Walmison and Franklin and we're sent in 67 to Franklin and Westwood.
00:24
Fire District 67.
00:26
Any available fire, please.
00:28
East Franklin Road and Westwood Hill for early township for traffic control.
00:33
Fire District 67, any available fire police, East Franklin Road, Westwood Hill,
00:38
for traffic control.
00:50
1281 County, put me on scene, flitching over to Fire, please, Toll.
00:56
Hey, John.
01:02
County, 6280.
01:05
60280. 602.80.
01:09
Honey, on the last clause, give you an instant number.
01:16
Okay,
01:18
2025-02627.
01:24
I'll be there, thank you.
01:33
Google 1201.
01:37
Almost.
01:39
Okay, now, I got the addition.
01:41
I just missed the working channel.
01:45
You know, fire, please, too.
01:58
Fire Police,
02:01
second dispatch, East Franklin Road and Westwood Hill, the traffic control, 1811.
02:09
Schuylkill Fire, 6770.
02:13
6770.
02:15
Show me responding.
02:19
1811 utilize fire, please.
02:41
270 answering.
02:44
Tom, if you want to stay available, I have sufficient manpower here in the squad.
02:47
We're going to head up the top of the mountain.
02:49
We'll keep you available while this disaster unfold.
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Westwood St, Pennsylvania
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