Fire incident blocks streets near cottage street, Bar Harbor ME
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Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a fire near Cottage Street in Bar Harbor, Maine. Several nearby streets including Holland, Mount Desert, and West Street were blocked for emergency operations. The fire was cleared and units are now leaving the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Mount Desert Island Public Safety
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02:34
Transcript:
00:00
All units will be clearing,
00:03
command will be terminated.
00:05
We have Cottage Street blocked from Hannaford and blocked at Cottage and Eden.
00:13
And then we have Holland blocked at Mount Desert and Holland blocked at West Street.
00:21
Ten four.
00:30
Blackself left.
00:31
Registration plate, Maine Veteran (number withheld).
00:36
Adam 7, Maine Veteran (number withheld).
00:40
Ten,
00:44
four, copy that.
00:52
Hey, Cap, I'm up soon.
00:54
The other switch I see is already off.
01:00
Plyson was a driver's in mail around.
01:10
10.4. I've got (name withheld).
01:12
Valid Class C.
01:14
It expires in 2026.
01:16
He's got six convictions, one withdrawal.
01:18
Last conviction is not shown.
01:21
10.3.
01:36
3.05, are you all set with that?
01:43
10-4[1]-9. All set here, Warren, for a strict registration rate.
01:52
7-4, copy back.
01:55
1929.
02:08
Four or five two Cottage Street Command.
02:21
Fly ball harbor on fire's primary.
02:23
Can you get command on the horn for me?
02:28
Yeah, I have them right here in the lobby.
02:30
Go ahead.
02:32
Where did he want the extra signage?
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received
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Location mentioned:
Cottage St, Bar Harbor, ME 04609
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