Multiple engines respond to significant oil fire
Fire & ArsonFire crews are responding to a large fire involving oil and other fluids. They are organizing multiple engines and tankers to control the fire effectively.
Audio|Source: Jefferson County Fire, Rescue and EMS
02:44
Transcript:
Brass Engine[1] 1 Jefferson. Let me run down on your age, you got responded. Reds engine one here, join me, we have engine, well, Indian Niagara Chief[2], but this is fast. Digit 5, anchor 5, 2. All right, good, and had me, one additional, not two additional trackers. subsidized tanker cheese, I need a number of additional tanker freight. In addition to them, I need one, additional, not two. We got about 300 gallons plus of oil, easel, and hydraulic fluids. The purpose of this time, rescue and one drivers will be an established command. The driver is going to go on. The driver is assuming to come in and tackle. Drivers in Chief 7-on-on-A. The driver is 7-0. The driver is 7. attack line, fresh gun in one enforcement. Let's see if I get another engine dispatch to give us a water and staff to set up at the river. If you're gonna take care of that, that's fine. They are bringing their Lord's water tanker down here. Okay, ten-four, that'd be great. The average on Tragor 5-2. I know your best news, but if you could get a hold of the county or worse than eight and see if we can get the engine to get a draft right south of the river here on the loomere road, please. As a 905 G's all of me.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Engine: Fire engine response
[2]
Chief: Fire Chief on scene
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Location mentioned:
Leetown Rd, West Virginia
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