Firefighters respond to building fire near 60th Street and Palisade Avenue, West New York NJ
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Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a building fire with smoke near 60th Street and Palisade Avenue. The building is a residential and commercial attached structure with a flat roof. Multiple fire units, including Squad 10, Engine 9, Engine 13, Ladder 4, and Battalion 3, were on scene managing the situation.
Audio|Heard on: North Hudson Regional Fire and Rescue
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01:38
Transcript:
00:00
Either one field for squad 10, engine 9, engine 13, ladder 4, battalion 3.
00:05
333-6-3-3-3-33-60,
00:10
5-lamps accurate in the pharmacy.
00:12
Of course it's Palisade Avenue.
00:13
Squad 10, engine 9, engine 13, ladder 4, battalion 3.33-63, 5-lams accurate in the pharmacy.
00:27
By control, a lot of four is under scene of a quarter building, residential local commercial,
00:32
flat roof attached on one side.
00:35
Tap the show and lot of four B 60th Street command investigating.
00:38
We've got a four is at the scene.
00:41
All right of six years to commandment.
00:49
If I control the time three is on the same, assuming the 60th Street command.
00:54
6-9-3-6-6-0-3, 6-year-stress command.
01:04
Engine 9 is on the scene, NG9 is going to have the water for a quad-time.
01:16
Squad 10, if you want to just move up, we'll take a pass and you guys just take supply.
01:23
13 is on scene.
01:24
We got the rackback of the ladder.
01:32
Time three, we're going to have a smoke condition,
01:36
47 of them in Dell. Can you free up any companies?
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Location mentioned:
60th St & Palisade Ave, West New York, NJ 07093
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