Multiple brush fires spark urgent response in Nash County, Whitakers NC
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Fire & ArsonFire crews raced to multiple brush fires near Watson Seed Farm, High Point Drive, and Lonesome Pine Road. Authorities confirmed no structures involved and deployed sufficient personnel and equipment to contain the flames.
Audio|Heard on: Nash County EMS Dispatch - Digital
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02:29
Transcript:
00:00
Watson Seed Farm Road.
00:01
Brush fire, 1425, tax three.
00:13
Central all units to High Point Drive.
00:15
Authority of Unit 7 on scene, all units continue on emergency response.
00:19
No structure on fire, just wood at this time.
00:22
All units continue on emergency.
00:29
Question 12.
00:35
12, verdict verse 12 en route.
00:39
17 on scene.
00:45
Tema switch to tax three, Tima 6, TX3 heavy en route.
00:56
Message, a unit still en route, High Point Drive, authority of command on scene, sufficient personnel and equipment present, unit still en route can cancel.
01:06
Still on scene.
01:16
Seek units in service.
01:22
The units en route, Lonesome Pine Road.
01:25
It's going to be a small brush fire in the backyard.
01:29
Caller advises the fire is spreading at this time.
01:36
What's your 575?
01:39
Thank you.
01:44
Go ahead.
02:03
Ness is station 18, assist station 12, rush fire, near Lonesome Pine Road, and Whitaker's operating on TAC 3[1].
02:21
12 arriving on scene.
02:27
Seeing, establish a command.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
TAC 3: Operate on Tactical Channel 3
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Location mentioned:
Lonesome Pine Rd & Watson Seed Farm Rd, North Carolina 27891
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