Shed near home on West Calhoun Street smokes after fire, Springfield MO
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, a shed near a home on West Calhoun Street in Springfield began smoking after the home had a fire earlier. Multiple fire units were dispatched to the scene to monitor and address the situation.
Audio|Heard on: Springfield Police and Fire, Greene County Sheriff and Fire
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01:25
Transcript:
00:00
Structure for Springfield, Battalion 2, Engine 2, Engine 5, Engine 13, Ladder 8, Rescue 1 and Power 2,
00:08
near West Calhoun Street.
00:10
It is now shed, that's approximately 10 feet from the home that's smoking.
00:16
6.79 out of mouth.
00:19
They're not seeing any flames, they're just concerned due to the home being on fire earlier.
00:24
Octagonal is 6.
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(number withheld).
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6.579.
00:31
654 to 665.
00:34
Good.
00:40
We're going to be on the west side of 13.
00:43
just kind of west of the trail and they're following the creek.
00:48
Looks like a fire right there on the creek bed.
00:51
Okay.
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324.
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324.
01:00
This badge, Rickolidate shows the responding radio only.
01:03
You also send me a blank message for that signaling I was on earlier.
01:06
I mean, you said a PEPB response.
01:08
This motion is lateral rate in route are you only?
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324 on clear.
01:14
Showing all units en route to the house fire near West Calhoun Street.
01:20
Again, this is the shed that's smoking approximately 10 feet away from the home.
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Location mentioned:
W Calhoun St, Springfield, MO 65802
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