Vehicle fire near a structure on Mountain Road, Seymour CT
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Fire & ArsonA vehicle fire occurred near a structure close to 107 or 111 Mountain Road in Seymour, Connecticut. The fire department responded to the scene as the fire was close to a building.
Audio|Heard on: South Central Region Area Fire and EMS
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03:28
Transcript:
00:00
Area near 107 Mountain Road, possible structure fire.
00:14
Vehicle fire threatening a structure near 107 Mountain Road.
00:20
Times 50, under 11 at 15, engine 15, rescue 17, truck, for,
00:25
and repeating assignments will be at ending 11,
00:28
15,
00:29
17, truck, court, and in Ambien, 1725.
00:37
I'll address on your response.
00:45
Roger 4-1.
01:08
Vehicle fire near a structure at 59 Birchwood, near 107 Mountain Road. Color was coming from across the street. Seymour fire department reporting a vehicle fire near the structure.
01:36
One-11-107.
01:39
One-Eleven.
01:45
One hundred thousand.
01:48
Caller states she is across the street and is not sure if it's 111 or 107, but it's a vehicle fire near the structure.
01:55
It is about a car length away from the structure.
02:00
Roger, I did hear the PD stay under the vault 11 in the driveway.
02:06
Caller was not sure, so it was listed as 107 or 111. Please update if possible.
02:23
Roger.
02:31
FD9, you can clear some more from us.
02:42
We're a second service.
02:55
Thank you.
03:09
Units responding with three, 4-1 aboard.
03:13
Receive then 16, you're responding with three.
03:16
It's going to be either 111 or 107 Mountain Road.
03:21
Vehicle fire appears near a hydrant at Rock Drive and Mountain, which is nearby.
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Location mentioned:
Mountain Rd, Seymour, CT 06483
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