Minor apartment fire displaces two female residents, Seattle WA


A small fire occurred in a two-story apartment unit in Seattle, causing smoke and fire damage. Two women living there, aged 50 and 70, cannot stay in their home now and need housing help from the Red Cross. The power to the apartment might be turned off for safety.
Audio|Source: Seattle Fire
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Transcript:
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audience from command 360 is complete.
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The two-story wood frame structure, we got very light smoke from the used on the Charlie side, just outside the, you know, 209,
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where we have the heat for fire joint.
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Command from ladder 12.
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This is a tap fire[1].
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We're just digging it out.
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command okay tap fire[1] is that the resident can be able to
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rehabilitate that unit or we can keep her with a one like any red cross I'd say red cross just from the dust from all the blown insulation and she's on Homo 2
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we're trying to keep it to the minimum with the tarp
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This is Merckleman.
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Can you contact Red Cross[2]? We need probably housing for one individual lease of the night.
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Okay. I'll just put it on to this battery notes and get it in contact with the primary for Red Cross[2].
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Okay, we will start the process.
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It'll be a lengthy process.
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Understood. We have two occupants in the apartment.
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Okay, two occupants, age, gender.
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50 and 70 years old, both female.
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Okay. Okay.
01:13
This was in 26 and we were able to locate the caller.
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There's a fire inspector going off.
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The caller was in Unit 6 at 530 South Clovergill Street.
01:24
Okay, she is in Unit 6 at 530 South Cloverdale?
01:29
Correct. Okay.
01:30
Fire attack from command.
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Can you send out engine 13 Bravo or are they still working?
01:34
Go ahead for fire attack?
01:35
Of the status of engine 33 team Bravo, are they still working? We have them send them out and we get that unit packet service.
01:42
Commander from Fire Attack, we kick Ninja 33 loose.
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Okay, before they head out, can they go to Unit 208 and grab a phone number of one of the residents? Since they can't reoccupy, I'm going to have to hand out off the Red Cross[2].
01:55
Fire attack, okay. Larry 12 from command.
01:57
We have to shut the power down to that whole unit this evening or we've been able to isolate it.
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I feel we'll be able to isolate it, but they're not going to want to reoccupy it.
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We're trying to keep up looking just as a hallway in the bathroom, but...
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
tap fire: Term used by fire departments to indicate a small, under-control fire
[2]
Red Cross: Reference to emergency shelter/housing assistance for displaced residents
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Location mentioned:
Near S Cloverdale St, Seattle, WA 98108
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