Brush fire near Moark Road in Cedar Creek controlled, Taney County MO
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Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a brush fire near Moark Road in the Cedar Creek area. Brush trucks were used to access and fight the fire. The structure fire was brought under control with some materials next to it remaining, but no further threat reported.
Audio|Heard on: Taney County Police
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08:3
Transcript:
00:00
Cedar Creek Fire Station and KK, I'm not sure where we're running to go here.
00:04
I'm asking you.
00:05
It's working.
00:14
...Moark Road in Cedar Creek.
00:17
We will take the Milwaukee Road all the way down to the dead end and go straight on the gravel road.
00:28
That's very low arc off of him highway then still pass KK.
00:40
Branson Station 3.
00:45
Affirmative.
00:49
That's good. That's it.
00:55
Station 3, go ahead.
01:01
Do you tell us for station 3?
01:05
To Julie Lane of Rockways.
01:28
Affirmative straights.
01:35
TCA 10 plus 1, 267 plus 2.
01:52
Yeah.
01:58
Okay.
02:08
Once you get to that point, we're going to have to stage 54.
02:12
Central base, we're going to need a brush truck out here.
02:15
That may be our only way to get access to this.
02:20
Sunshine Street, Branson.
02:22
Yeah, go.
02:28
Station 3, copy both.
02:30
Thank you, Branson.
02:47
B,
02:48
go ahead.
02:50
I'm at the intersection, M and double O.
02:53
I'm not sure what it is.
02:57
Continue down to M to Moark.
03:01
I'll turn into Moark.
03:03
Stay straight.
03:04
Just follow the Warc all the way until we get dead ends, and then hang a left onto a gravel two track road.
03:13
All right, it's player.
03:20
He's one and from G3.
03:21
I'm turning around headed back to five for a breaststroke.
03:31
I'm on a pressure design right now.
03:32
I'm in an area looking, trying to locate me, suspect.
03:39
That's right. That's right.
03:49
I'm on Plew Hollow headed back to 5 for a breast truck.
03:54
Good, thanks.
04:03
Missouri, Lincoln, Mary, 6, Zebra 5, Charles.
04:06
Lincoln Mary 6, Zebra 5 Charles.
04:17
I'm going to be en route to the animal hall.
04:25
122 in your returns.
04:31
All right.
04:34
Returns back at the U.R.
04:35
Tucker of Hollister, licensing in 2026 to 2004-7.
04:56
122 or you want a second?
05:02
Not at this time.
05:05
Sir.
05:11
But if you close, you're closed,
05:13
you staff car.
05:20
Copy. Don't eat tender.
05:22
I'm at McCarty Road in Highway now.
05:29
Are you able to contact Animal Control?
05:35
Affirmative they're in route.
05:48
Chief one.
05:52
First, central command on the meeting grid to cancel.
05:55
Any force a unit in attendance until we need to route?
06:01
That's clear.
06:08
Any units in route for the mutual aid.
06:11
Structure fire can cancel, cancel for command.
06:13
Incident number 478, 478.
06:20
Fourth-nine, Senator Cid.
06:33
I'm getting waived over to 177 at Kasia Club.
06:40
I want to be out at bed.
06:49
And it's going to be 177 Waverby Street.
06:55
Clear Waver B Street.
07:03
Pardon. Once you drop up in here, there's no way we're going to get you back out.
07:08
There's a spur off of this driveway to the left.
07:10
It's got a couple other vehicles there.
07:12
Once you proceed that, it's too late.
07:15
So... You can find a spot up there to stage.
07:18
We're going to assist them here with a little bit of water, but brush trucks are going to be the main thing.
07:32
You utilize brush truck more than anything.
07:37
Yeah, it stays before those vehicles if you can.
07:47
That's where the vehicle.
07:53
Central base structure is under control at this point.
07:59
We've still got a pile of material next to it.
08:02
It's very threatened structure.
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