Ash falling near hatchery and state park causes fire check, Branson MO
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to reports of ash falling near a hatchery and Dewey Short State Park. An employee at the hatchery noticed ash falling from the sky. Firefighters are investigating the area near Historic Highway 165 for a possible outdoor fire. The source of the ash is believed to be near the visitor center or showboat in Branson.
Audio|Source: Tri Lakes Area Emergency Services
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Transcript:
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Spot 431, fire call for service.
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We in the area, hatchery road, State Highway 165,
00:09
Saney County received a call.
00:12
Employee working at the hatchery, sees a lot of ash falling from the sky.
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Station for, battalion chief, 830.
00:27
We're responding to the area of the hatchery, Hatchery Road, 165,
00:33
Stany County, you received a call of a lot of ash coming down.
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They're going to have a western check,
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Dewey Short, the State Park area.
00:48
That's what?
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Branson Battalion 3.
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Battalion 3.
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93 is going to stand by in quarters.
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3032.
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This is 13 South with Missouri 10th, 0087 Henry Adam King, 0087 Henry Adam King,
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Missouri, Kent, being a great colored.
01:19
Fort Bronco on a part one time.
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Foreign area.
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That's clear. 834.
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3.2. We do not to near Historic Hwy 165. That's going to be a short for an outdoor investigation.
02:09
Near Historic Hwy 165 for an outdoor investigation.
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Engine 122 and engine 322 in route.
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RP advised that he is a hatchery and there is ash raining down from the area. RP believes it's coming from this way near the visitor center or showboat Branson has been advised.
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Location mentioned:
Near Historic Hwy 165, Branson, MO 65616
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