Brush fire near home at coral reef drive and alafaya trail, University FL
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, a brush fire about 20 by 10 feet was reported on a tree and fence near a home at Coral Reef Drive and North Alafaya Trail. Law enforcement tried to extinguish the fire. The home was not at risk of fire damage.
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Transcript:
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Engine 80, respond to fire service incident.
00:04
At intersection of North Alafaya Trail and Coral Reef Drive, Engine 80, OCFR-3, time of 0628.
00:15
One firefight rider,
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one deputy on board, and one deputy following to ORMC.
00:23
Engine 3-30.
00:26
Member 15th.
00:27
Member 15.
00:37
Engine 58, Rescue 58, respond to medical.
00:42
At 3,800, West Town Center Boulevard, Spring Hills.
00:46
Cross streets are intersection of Town Place Boulevard and EGrit Power Drive.
00:51
Engine 58, Rescue 58,
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OCFR5, timeout 0629.
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Engine 80, North Alafaya Trail and Coral Reef Drive.
01:19
It's on a tree and fence is on fire.
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OCSO is trying to use a fire extinguisher.
01:24
OCAZO advise the fence is close to a home, 0631.
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EJ.R.C.C. County.
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Joe, it's on scene.
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It is a 20 by 10 brush fire up against a fence.
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Home is not a current exposure concern.
01:42
We can be extinguishing.
01:45
Engine 80 on scene, 20 by 10 brush fire against a fence.
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Home is not a...
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Current exposure, 06, 71.
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Location mentioned:
Coral Reef Dr & N Alafaya Trail, University, FL 32826
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