Vehicle crash and fire near Buckeye Heliport in Mariposa, Mariposa County CA
TrafficA vehicle crashed about 150 feet down a hillside off Highway 168 near Buckeye Heliport in Mariposa County, caught fire, and emergency crews responded. The fire was contained to the vehicle and did not spread to surrounding vegetation. Responders are recovering occupants and searching for any others who might have been ejected from the vehicle.
Audio|Source: Mariposa County CalFire, Sheriff and Public Works
06:29
Transcript:
00:00
Fresno, AirTac 430 is that seen a civic buck air attack.
00:04
You have one vehicle practically 150 feet on that downhill side of highway 168. Cruiser making access and it appears that the fire is contained to the vehicle. I see no spread to the wild life.
00:19
Press copy the air attack 430 over the incident assuming a buck air attack with a vehicle 150 feet down downhill side with fire to tame the vehicle
00:39
Copy, Watertender 63 responding with multiple units.
00:44
Area 168 Buckeye heliport.
00:47
For a vehicle, about 150p, down.
00:51
Cheap 60, question.
00:53
Between 60 is Buckeye, C. Command, Local 1, TAC, CDF, TACC.
01:03
Patrol,
01:04
63, responding.
01:12
Thank you. President of Division 2 on team.
01:16
Division 2 as team.
01:19
1244.
01:21
Assuming agency records.
01:25
Air President, honey, 1244.
01:28
44. 44.
01:35
Presnell, Battalion 4311.
01:38
Okay,
01:39
411, President.
01:42
Confirming Chief 60 is the IC[1] of this incident, correct?
01:46
Battalion 60 is IC[1]A.
01:50
Yeah,
01:51
correction, Battalion 60.
01:53
I'm unable to locate him on this scene, so I'll be assuming I see.
01:57
We can cancel the fire response, continue the rescue response.
02:03
Okay, affirmative.
02:05
Yeah, I'm down here over the side.
02:06
Okay.
02:11
Okay. Let's see, 1043-11, assuming IC[1],
02:17
sample the fire response and continue the rescue response.
02:23
Break.
02:24
Fuck, I see, prison.
02:36
Fuck Ikey brother
02:41
So most of the response that I started your way was for,
02:46
primarily the rescue.
02:49
As far as the rescue side, I have squad 64, ladder 72, rescue 87,
02:58
engine 287.
03:00
And then I started two additional crews for you on top of engine 4381, 62, and 61.
03:09
Just want to confirm. what needs you'll have considering that they're going to be 100 feet over.
03:26
President AirTac 430, correction, Buck, aircraft release, releasing AirTAC 430 back to President with the ETA 1255.
03:34
Let's copy Air Attack 430, release back to Fresno Air Attack.
03:40
CRESnell Air Base.
03:41
CAN 12.
03:44
Buckeye,
03:45
Buckeye, Buckeye, Bac C, TACA, TACA, TACA.
03:49
Buckeye, Bucan, TAC 8.
04:01
Engine 403.52 has seen. Brake, engine 360 present, cancel.
04:12
Engine 360 present, cancel. Engine 360 present, engine 360.
04:15
Cancel.
04:21
Water tender, 63 present.
04:30
Fresno, it was Patrol 63 responding.
04:34
President, copy, cancel, return to...
04:42
Patrol 63, Fresno, copy, cancel, returning to quarter. Control 63, Presno, copy,
04:46
cancel, returning to quarter.
04:53
Patrol 63, President, local...
05:01
Fresno, Patrol 63.
05:04
You can continue, this is actually going to be in here, guys, this is CSA, so go ahead you see on.
05:11
Fresno Patrol 63, continue.
05:21
Presbynows, Skylight 2.
05:24
Skylight 2, Fresno.
05:26
Sky 2, we're en route to Buckeye helipat, LAPA, UNAETA.
05:30
Just the copy en route to the Buckeye halopad. Break Patrol 43, Fresno.
05:36
Can you secure the LZ[2] of Buckeye?
05:43
Patrol 63, President, Local 1.
05:48
Fresno, Patrol 63.
05:51
Respond to Buckeye Hellport and insist on landing, Skyline.
05:59
Patrol 63, go into Buckeye.
06:03
Buckeye. President, Buckeye C.
06:06
Buckeye, President. Buckeye, President.
06:10
This is going to be a recovery.
06:12
I would like to keep skylights en route just to look the area over, make sure that there's not somebody else that we're missing that was thrown from the vehicle,
06:22
if that's possible.
06:27
Affirmative.
06:28
Break, SkyLife 1, President.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
IC: Incident Command/Incident Commander in charge of the scene
[2]
LZ: Landing Zone (for helicopter)
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Mariposa County, CA
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