Active house fire at 23rd Street and Quincy 

Transcript:
I got one right next to my pumper. Car 110, Car-120, Medicare 5-5, and Air 1. Meet Car-104 in Companies at 23rd Street in Quincy on a working house fire, TAC 5[1]. Car-110, Car-120, Car-214, Air 1, Medic 5, 23rd Street and Quincy. On a working-house fire come up on TAC-5. Medic 41 contact. Medic 41, patient contact. 5.05, respondent? 505, you're responding. 23 is on seat. Pumper 23, you're on scene. Pover 23, you're on scene. Pumper 27, you're on scene. R210, meet Car 104 in companies, 23rd Street and Quincy on a working house fire, TAC 5. Car 210, 23rd Street and Quincy, on a working house fire, come up on tack five. Over 38 and quarters. Over 38 and quarters. Dispatch, car 14 is on the scene, and one of four will be assuming command. Car 104, you're on scene, assuming command. 120, they're out. 938. 120, you're responding. Truck 5, there. Truck 5 is on scene. You're up 10, 0. Truck 10's on scene. Truck 10's on scene. 110 responding. Last unit, you cut your unit number off. Car 214, show you responding. Air 1 responding. Air 1 responding. This is not at 30. Car 210 responding. Car 110 responding. Power 210, show you response. I think 36 and quarters. Medics 36 and quarters. Please, I just a medic for, we, I'm sorry, I forgot to tell you, we're going to be in service and headquarters on a no patient. No problem. Showing service and quarters on a no patient. Dispatch command currently using too small on a two-story brick. Dispatch copies, too small on a two-story brick. Truck three on scene. Truck three, you're on scene. Dispatch command, turn me a three-minute clock. Three-minute clock started. Three-minute clock started.

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