House fire reported with occupants evacuated safely, Taft CA
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a reported house fire near Santa Medio Street in Taft, California. Initial reports indicated a person might have been trapped inside, but all occupants were confirmed safe. Light smoke was visible upon arrival as units began investigating.
Audio|Source: Kern County Fire/Bakersfield Fire/USFS
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Transcript:
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The infrastructure response station 21 area, engine 21, engine 23, engine 22, truck 21, engine 24, battalion 2, battalion 5, safety 4,
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near Santa Medio Street.
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TASPD is reporting a house on fire with someone possibly still inside.
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Ambulance started this precaution, a seminar card four.
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Good time, five-on-four.
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Good time, five-on-four.
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26 ETC.
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26, ETC, can you advise if CHP will be needed?
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You advise TEP will be needed?
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You advise TEPHP with our arrival.
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The sensor discretion.
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As the vehicle is on scene.
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The vehicle is on scene.
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This is all seen.
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Copy.
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To ECC.
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TASPD is now advising the occupants are out of the house.
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No further information.
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...and two copies, occupants out.
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ECC 47.
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47.
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ECC 47, if you copy what I've put in the narrative to advise to DGD.
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I copy the narrative.
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I copy the narrative.
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ECC engine 21 on scene, we do have light smoke showing in a single story, single family glowing,
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approximately a thousand square feet.
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This will be the TAPT incident.
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Company 21 will assume TAP-XP.
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Engine 21 is going to investigate.
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We do have Taff TV and an occupant on the front porch.
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21 on scene of a single story, single family dwelling approximately 1,000 square feet with smoke showing.
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This will be the Taft incident.
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21 will be Taft IC[1] 606.
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606.
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Dr. 21 on C. Dr. 21 on C.
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6-07. 6-07.
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I'll see.
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T-7.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
IC: Assumption or establishment of Incident Command or Incident Commander at a scene.
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Taft, CA
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