Fire rekindled near a home spreads to nearby woods, Middleton WI
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a fire near a home on Middleton, Wisconsin. The fire reignited from a controlled burn done days earlier and spread to nearby woods. The fire was contained and later control was handed to sheriff's deputies.
Audio|Source: Dane County Fire, Sun Prairie Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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On location,
00:02
home near 4806, there is a line around the house.
00:06
Looks to be a prescribed burn, fire tent will be out investigating.
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Copy Middleton's back one on scene, a line around the house.
00:15
It appears to be a prescribed burn, fireton with command, out investigating.
00:22
Senator from highway up command.
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O.A.M. Command, go ahead.
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All one of key fire units are completed here.
00:33
Seems being turned over to deputies.
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You can show us all clear and return to quarters, say Adam.
00:39
Copy all one of key fire units, I'll return.
00:50
Mount Horacee 40, medical incident, near Jennifer Circle.
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I want to key squad five.
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Squadify has been released from the scene, returning to Adam,
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returning to headquarters.
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Cover.
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I'm center from Middleton,
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MTAC-4 and ATV-1 on location.
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Kelly Middleton's attack for an ATP one on scene.
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We can use that up here for a little bit more mobility.
01:58
Received, I take it this is not a controlled burn.
02:02
It's not, I think it's a re-ignition from a fire that happened a couple days ago, a controlled burn from a couple days ago.
02:08
There is a line of fire, not threatening any structures,
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but it is in the woods.
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We do, we have a bit of a knockdown, but we need UTV for more flexibility to get into some spots.
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Message received.
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Middleton, WI
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