Fire near railroad tracks in Oklahoma City contained, Oklahoma City OK
Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a fire near the railroad tracks in Oklahoma City. They coordinated access for firefighting units and requested additional support. The fire was brought under control without needing to shut down the railroad.
Audio|Source: Oklahoma City Fire
02:46
Transcript:
00:00
Ladd of 31, sir.
00:01
Flight of 31 to Engine 24, you can return.
00:03
This does appear to be the same fire that Agent 31 is on.
00:06
Engine 24 is clear on.
00:07
I'm returning. Engine 30 dispensure.
00:09
Go ahead. Is there an MC unit assigned to this goal?
00:12
Dispatch, engine 30, that is a permit if you do have an MC unit sign.
00:15
Agent 30 is clear, thank you.
00:16
Go for Engine 31.
00:18
Engine 31, this is Fire 31.
00:20
Do you need us on your seat?
00:21
That's a negative.
00:22
Engine 31, the dispatch, could you send our brush our way? They can make access to this down the railroad tracks coming from Rockwell.
00:29
Dispatch is clear.
00:30
Angel 37, ladder 15.
00:32
You can return.
00:33
Ladder 15 is clear.
00:34
Rush Pumper 24 to engine 31.
00:36
Go ahead.
00:37
Is there access to by the railroad tracks where you're at or do I need to enter off to MacArthur?
00:43
Probably better off entering from MacArthur.
00:46
Pressure 24's clear.
00:47
Dispatch, engine 31.
00:48
Go ahead for engine 31.
00:49
Engine 31, do you need me to contact the railroad to get this track shut down?
00:53
Engine 31 is dispatch.
00:54
That's a negative.
00:55
Press number 24.
00:56
If you can hold off and just come to our location, we've got a pretty good knockdown on this.
01:02
Okay. Okay.
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Location mentioned:
N Rockwell Ave, Oklahoma City, OK
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