Large shed fire near El Rey Blvd in Austin, Austin TX
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As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a possible shed fire near El Rey Blvd in the Austin area. Radio traffic indicated a 20-by-20 shed was fully involved, located approximately 300 feet behind a structure, with nearby animals possibly trapped. Units reported a skid steer also involved and took a defensive approach while establishing a water supply near the Conchas Street intersection.
Audio|Heard on: Travis TX Fire-Tac Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Attention fire department, we have a light box alarm on FTAC 203 Caldwell County Box 1111.
00:08
It's going to be near El Rey Drive.
00:12
Report of sheds on fire with dogs nearby gated inside.
00:16
Light 1104, Engine 1108, Engine 1106, Squad 1109, Battalion 1101, Command 1101, Med 1104, all responding on FTAC 204.
00:26
Squad 1109 and Engine 1108, you guys watch out when you meet the intersection at Conchas Street.
00:31
You're going to be entering pretty close to each other.
00:35
Engine 1108's on scene.
00:37
We'll be attempting to make access.
00:39
It's going to be in the back.
00:43
Probably 300 feet behind a structure.
00:46
It'll be a long pull.
00:47
Received, Engine 1108.
00:49
The structure is about 300 feet behind the house.
00:51
It's going to be a long pull.
00:57
All right, Engine 1108 is on scene.
01:01
Approximate 20 by 20 shed fully involved.
01:06
Got a skid steer involved as well.
01:07
We do have one exposure.
01:11
We're going to be in the defensive posture.
01:16
Engine 1108, we're ready for water.
01:20
I'll be making it 360 to see if we have any active grass fire.
01:23
On the back side,
01:24
fully involved.
01:25
Received Engine 1108 out on scene assuming command of 20 by 20 shed involved.
01:31
Did I hear you also said skid steer involved?
01:35
Sending water.
01:40
Engine 1108 officer from Engine 1108 driver.
01:46
1108 go ahead.
01:48
Hey, the gate.
01:50
Oh, it's off again.
01:52
How'd you get it open?
01:57
Incoming units, it looks like there is a hydrant at Conchas and El Rey.
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