Grease fire at house near East 16th Street in Tulsa, Tulsa OK
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, a grease fire occurred at a house near East 16th Street in Tulsa. Residents extinguished the fire, which had started in a vent. The fire department was called to inspect the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Tulsa OK Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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01:7
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 66, District 2, stand by for house fire.
00:03
Near East 16th Street.
00:10
Engine six six, ladder two seven.
00:14
Ladder six six, engine two seven, engine three, car 642.
00:18
It's actually going to be a grease fire.
00:20
Near East Sixteenth Street.
00:22
Near East 16th Street.
00:25
All companies making an assignment with cars 642, switch over to 12C Tech one at page 1575.
00:30
Engine 33, you're responding.
00:33
Car 642, you're responding?
00:36
Engine 66, ladder 27, ladder 66, engine 27, engine 33.
00:41
It was a grease fire, near East 16th Street.
00:45
Near East 16th Street just had an additional caller, resident of the house called in, advised that the fire has just been put out.
00:54
The vent has also caught on fire, but they got it out with flour.
00:58
They did still request for somebody to come check it out.
01:02
All companies responding with District 2 switch over to 12C Tech 1, map page 1510 plus.
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Location mentioned:
E 16th St, Tulsa, OK 74108
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