Firefighters respond to second-floor fire in home 

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43 and R.A. 143. Woodland Village. At 975, Woodland Parkway. Apartment 205. This is all the car. 6020. Okay. Wait a minute, turner back in, 6010. Clear. Our comment at 102. The common engine 102 is on scene of a two-story, medium-sized single-family residence with a working fire[1]. Engine 102 will be positioned on the opposite side. We do have a water supply. We'll be deploying attack lines for fire control. The offensive strategy, standby for a 360 and I'll establish cobalt the ICU. Engine 102, I copy on the scene, two-story, middle-sized, single-family residence, working structure. On the alpha side, you have your own water supply, pulling tag lines for water control, offensive strategy, standby for 316, establishing coal-volute. Go for engine 211. PD was unable to respond, but they just called to inquire on transport. If I advise them that you guys are taking a patient to try Citi. Any firm PD does not need to respond to our incident. Firefighter got that ENC for medical. Call Paul Patelon 105 on the scene, ready for a turnover. All right, T-12, go ahead. Is there any OCDICD-BLS available? Go ahead and you have your firefighter along with RA 102 firefighter and make entry. It's going to make you fire control. I'll take it from here and you have your own water supply. Did you complete a 360? Affirmative 360 is complete. Fire is located in the second floor, the alpha delta corner. We do not have confirmation of occupants being outside of the structure. Copy that. Break, engine 105, Cobalt IC. Go ahead. All right, pull a second line and get the A primary L clear. And 214 to try. Bill from our time. Cancel BLS? It's just, uh, let's see. BOLF 125, cancel, BLS 125 cancel. BELF 105 cancel. And 104. Stage. Covell, I see from engine 102.

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