Fire at strip mall in Vancouver leads to evacuation, Vancouver WA
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, a fire occurred at a strip mall near Southeast 1st Street in Vancouver, WA. Smoke was seen coming from the center business. The strip mall was evacuated, and fire crews checked the roof and sprinkler systems. The fire was suspected to involve equipment, and the scene was declared clear after investigation.
Audio|Heard on: Clark County Public Safety - CRESA Digital
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05:34
Transcript:
00:00
Go ahead.
00:02
Yeah, do we have any more information on actually what's on fire?
00:07
(name withheld), and between the language barrier, the echo,
00:11
I was not able to tell what was on fire.
00:15
He said in the parking lot, but then he said his business was on fire?
00:18
I didn't understand what business he said, but I verified the address.
00:24
Good time to.
00:29
Edge 42 is on 51-14.
00:34
I'm going to drop that here.
00:40
Six.
00:43
Okay, I keep that lines on upside one.
00:50
47.
00:57
1627, President has confirmed that call, is still going to be active.
01:01
Address is near Southeast 1st Street.
01:06
Can I get near Southeast First Street? BD is unseen, looking like a potential ITA.
01:18
We're copying her out.
01:22
I'm 16004-way across from all the reaction.
01:27
That's 2104-104-107-post at 3-4.
01:36
Okay.
01:42
And medic, 16-06, how do you post 5-8?
01:46
6-9-8.
01:48
6-9-58.
01:55
Office 51, Engine 9.
01:57
Engine 9. Engine 9 arrives to a medium 1-1-story strip mall.
02:05
We have smoke in a center occupancy, everyone's outside.
02:10
Engine 9 to be evacuating continued assignment will be First Street Command.
02:16
And I arrived, medium, one-story strip mall, smoke from the center occupancy, everyone's out.
02:23
Continue the assignment, engine nine, assume, command 849.
02:30
The man, truck time's arrived.
02:37
Units responding, I'm being advised that this is Solar Nail.
02:43
And in 10th of all.
02:49
A lot too for me.
02:51
Good morning.
02:52
I'm going to hear about your injections here in a moment.
03:00
Medic 1604.
03:01
That's actually changed that post to 36.
03:06
Walk out.
03:13
Can you do smoke evacuation?
03:17
Hey, give me a roof report.
03:23
Truck 10 copies, so we're going to be all out for a roof report.
03:31
Copy.
03:37
This is a light smoking here.
03:40
Let's have you take care of a sprinkler system.
03:42
That's all right.
03:46
Commandage for two's level one.
03:50
Truck and copies, we'll be addressing the sprinkler system.
03:53
We're going to bring our crew up to the office site.
04:01
Demand copies.
04:02
Census 42's level one.
04:08
Demand from Office 51.
04:11
Go ahead.
04:14
Well, you need VPD out there for anything.
04:18
That's negative.
04:20
Receipts. And Medic 16.5 is our ambulance on standby.
04:27
Firecom testing, fire com test, test, test.
04:34
Coming in from a time, too.
04:38
Go ahead for the land.
04:41
Yeah, I just want to make sure that we've actually, make sure that we have a good fire control, make sure that we actually don't have a fire before we turn that sprinkler system off.
04:48
Make sure you're doing a good investigation.
04:53
It was a flat, full-lack machine that was on fire.
05:03
Command, engine eight to level one.
05:09
Agent 91's level one.
05:15
Blue Honda, accord, no place.
05:18
No place.
05:21
Top 324-8-552.
05:28
All units with the system, man.
05:30
What is going to keep engine 10, truck, 10, engine, and I, and everyone else, and clear.
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Location mentioned:
SE 1st St, Vancouver, WA 98684
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