Vehicle fire causes road closure near Waterford CT, Waterford CT
Fire & ArsonFire crews and EMS responded to a vehicle fire near Waterford, Connecticut. The fire caused temporary road closure due to power lines down between two poles. One person was transported for medical care. The situation was later under control with emergency units on scene.
Audio|Source: Waterford Police, Fire, and EMS
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Transcript:
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alarm is in a row. We're on fire.
00:03
Station 8, 200 on scene, one car. We're out checking.
00:15
200 on scene, one car, out checking.
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Engine two on scene. Engine two on scene.
00:25
Engine two on scene.
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Dr. Inactive,
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Lukeson, Frank Swill, as the RO, the GMC truck.
00:48
All right,
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I receive you, CBL when you're ready.
00:56
Go ahead.
00:59
(number withheld).
01:09
Station, Iandu, once up soon.
01:12
Roger and last thing, can you confirm progressive in real time on the Chief?
01:21
Are any insurance?
01:28
Confirm in real time progresses.
01:34
Can you read off the Paul's number?
01:40
(number withheld).
01:45
Okay. Got me.
01:52
Contact.
02:10
Sound history with Potey Mikowski.
02:13
He's clear. No CETO.
02:19
Okay, station.
02:23
Station, hey.
02:25
Two hundred is going to be transporting one. We're under control. Grott City has the scene and one of the units to let you know when they're available.
02:35
Troy Transporting 1 under control of front and city have to be it.
02:43
Stationed at W3.
02:47
Go ahead.
02:50
Yeah, we're going to hold Dimmick Roadpost a little bit on releasing 31.
02:54
This is primary down between two poles.
02:57
They're going to keep the roadpost for a while.
03:03
Crazy, climb right down between two poles, keeping them a road close for a while.
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Waterford, CT
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