Brush fire near mile marker on us 264 in north carolina, Nash County NC
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a brush fire near the 9-mile marker on U.S. 264 eastbound in North Carolina. Multiple fire stations dispatched tankers and brush trucks. Water operations and coordination with a bulldozer operator were underway. There was concern about the bulldozer operator's safety as the operator came close to fire personnel. Law enforcement was asked to intervene if necessary.
Audio|Source: Nash County Fire - Digital
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Transcript:
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67 to the next year coming on the biobiles.
00:02
I need a block, I need a block, I don't let me delay a line.
00:12
Does everybody got a QOV? Any route yet?
00:18
I'm working on.
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Copy.
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Unit 5, I can't get your tank off the road, so I'm gonna stay on the road and they align to you.
00:33
That'll be fine.
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Just as they get this water cut down, I'm going in and do what we can do.
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General 92, the command.
00:51
What is my command that such?
00:57
292 trying to make contact with you.
01:01
Go in engine 92.
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We need to come in off the winter road or start herring.
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And here the fire is out here, hit it towards the bypass, or you can come out here on the bypass.
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I need a truck out here to block.
01:20
That's you copy.
01:25
Yeport. If you got your brush truck in around, we need your brush truck off up.
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5-029 central on 3.
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5-0-2-9-central-3. 5-2.
01:38
Thirteen for a bus truck and a tanker to bypass.
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Get on.
01:46
How forward? Let it.
02:08
National Station 13, Station 5, Station 8,
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Tanker and Brush Truck,
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U.S.
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264, he's found at the 9-mile marker,
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Tanger and Rust Truck.
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TAC 3[1], TAC 3, 1510.
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Tate 3, Tach 3, T3, 1510.
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840,
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85.
02:30
Yes, right, stella, a air forage.
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Sentry, we're switching to TAC 4.
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A4G have command on Sun Hedge.
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But 10.1. Unit 5, Red.
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We'll go ahead and dispatch 13 for our brush cutting tanker to come to the 4 lane.
02:48
I need another truck down here.
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Okay.
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101. Just this passenger.
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May it's up a Palli Taked Radio 7 in the route.
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Mali Taker 87 route.
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Switch over to the TAC 4.
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TAC 4.
03:09
I'm going to be.
03:18
National Station 19.
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This is Station 5.
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Station A. Wood fired.
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U.S. 264 eastbound at the Bide Milemarker.
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U.S. 264 Eastbound in the Bide Milemonger.
03:30
Requesting brush truck and tanker to stand by at 581 at 264.
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Tact 3, TAC 3[1], 15, 14.
03:41
All right, 16, command.
03:45
Great.
03:48
Can you get law enforcement to get Joel detention from his dozer?
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We need to decide if he's going to keep running his dozer and us leave or if he wants us to finish us up.
04:12
All right, because he's made it within 30 feet of me twice and hasn't stopped with me flag in, so I'm not to pull out.
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Careful.
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Non-project a man.
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I got one Joe's radio's on my hand.
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Do you try to contact him?
04:34
If you can, call him and tell him to stop what he's doing.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
TAC 3: Operate on Tactical Channel 3
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US-264, North Carolina
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