Fire crews contain wildfire near gravel roads in Bexar County, Bexar County TX
WildfireFire crews in Bexar County are actively containing a wildfire that has burned up to gravel roadways. Efforts focus on preventing the fire from crossing gravel roads and extinguishing remaining hot spots. Multiple units coordinate water supply, fire lines, and structure protection to control the fire.
Audio|Source: Bexar County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
00:00
so wouldn't we get water to come back to this corner?
00:05
Got you good copy.
00:09
If we're not utilizing one for one, if we're letting the burn of the road, if they can get topped off and get in here also we can use them as a hole in.
00:21
Copy scare.
00:28
Yeah, I'm driving this right plane.
00:30
It's pretty much burned to the road, so let's get them popped off of water in it inside here to do a holding also.
00:40
Briefing, break.
00:42
Andrew 140 from...
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Of course, Angel 141 from command.
00:48
Come on,
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go ahead. Inger 141.
00:52
Okay.
00:54
Yes, for one, can you already picket bell hose? Come straight down to your next gravel road.
00:59
Hang it right in there and we're just going to hold that tire from jumping that gravel road.
01:08
I'll be using one for you to be locating.
01:11
Correction.
01:12
Here's your one for one.
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Okay.
01:18
Somebody had for my alpha.
01:24
Command from Alpha Division.
01:28
Alright,
01:32
right side looks really well.
01:33
Broth 140 is getting the remainder of the right shoulder.
01:37
Right side is going to be pretty much wrapped.
01:39
We'll start working on that left side,
01:41
back to the left flank and left shoulder.
01:44
That should be the only remaining fire burning after 140 is down on this corner.
01:52
Alright, that's a good copy, right flank.
01:54
Looks good wrapped up.
01:56
We're working on the left flank.
02:02
Brush 172.
02:06
Ruffles 17, you're getting up to one.
02:09
Respond with other units.
02:11
Megatrama. Also,
02:13
brush one, so easy.
02:14
Cross streets, clipper drives, and Warvo.
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Two. The other than attack.
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Seven. Right, you're pretty much done there.
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Number one.
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Respond with other units.
02:24
Make a fire down two.
02:25
Fire down two.
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Two. Three three piece pipe drive.
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Cross streets.
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Clipper drive.
02:30
Right. Your word though.
02:31
Respond attack.
02:32
Seven. Delta[2] three.
02:35
Negative, sir.
02:36
It is pushed past us and moving pretty good pace.
02:41
All fouries.
02:43
Yeah, I'm ready to go ahead.
02:46
Make the weekend busy.
02:48
(number withheld) Rollins Drive.
02:49
If you want to just focus on this corner, and Raygon Drive, Delta[2] 7.
02:54
Y'all got water left up.
02:57
Make a week and disease 151.
03:00
Cross Streets, King Arthur, and Ray Vaughn Drive.
03:04
Respond unpack, 6.
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Delta[2] 7. I'll receive.
03:09
By left, you mean south or north.
03:14
Yeah, you saw one of my command truck was coming, come back to that novel road, and we got to go up and around.
03:20
(number withheld). First responder, make a week and busy, 104 Street,
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Bloomfield Drive at
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Station 17190.
03:33
Station 172 is 50 and now 67-year-olds with 15.
03:37
And welcome to the local home community, 75-100 Paradise Road, Rock 17.
03:41
I need to hear questions.
03:45
Units respond on the MS-1, Tinas 1230.
03:48
The next road to the next road and I call on 72 is 15 at the 17
03:55
Waltham local home park 75-500 car ride to robot number 17 units respond on the MS-1, time is 129, KKW-90's air, Burkany Fire.
04:05
Command to you, Morris.
04:07
6. Bill 2. Engine 12 Make MVC[1] Fire Only, (number withheld) Self-General McMullen, Cross Streets, Weir Avenue, and Thompson Place.
04:18
Respond on Pack, 6, Delta[2] 2
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Engine 49, Megalift assist engine or Ladder Code 1 response, (number withheld), cross streets, the main, and Burgundy.
04:40
Respond on tack, 6, Delta[2] 4.
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Engine 49, Megalimise an engine or ladder code 1 response, (number withheld) to lose, cross streets, the main, and Burgundy.
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Reson 3,
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6, Delta[2] 4.
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Go ahead.
05:00
Do you advise, Allegiance? We won't have a unit to send to...
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This is your phone for me?
05:06
Yes,
05:08
sir. This is Morris.
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Fire is held to that first little roll panels.
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We're looking for you buttoned up on the side.
05:14
It's no spread on, so I have a one shift, which should be good.
05:19
You've got to good company.
05:20
Thank you, sir.
05:26
Well, you actually got 5'1 here.
05:28
That's your way. What's going on, those?
05:32
Okay, yes, sir, you can cancel.
05:36
Okay, y'all, I'm not one around P-5.
05:39
Sorry, I got a word right now.
05:41
24, megahemorrhage or laceration.
05:44
So is that? 914.18, right view.
05:46
Cross streets, Sungate Drive, and Sunbristel Lane.
05:50
Respond on Tech, 6, Delta[2] 7.
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9-8.40. Okay, we see you, thanks, 1-204.
05:56
Megahemorrhage or elaceration, 94th view.
06:00
Cross Streets, Sungate Drive, and Sunbursta Lane.
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Respond, 7.
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contact 6. No to 7.
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Sorry, just patch on command.
06:12
Go ahead.
06:14
Yes, ma'am.
06:15
Can I get a spot weather report when you have a second?
06:19
Okay. Okay.
06:25
Command, right of one seven feet is going to refill with water and then go back to this next cycle.
06:32
Receive LIDR-1-17-2, I need to readjust and start hitting hotspawks, that'd be great.
06:38
It's been worsen for me.
06:46
Good.
06:48
Hey, brother, I was going to get that engine to go inside on the gravel road and help hold that line off that gravel road.
06:59
But if you think they got it from there, that's fine too.
07:02
They're going to need to pop off, I think they're at water.
07:12
Reaching, they need to pop off, understand.
07:23
Back one-9-1, did you find that crossover?
07:29
Yes sir, we're on this crossover right now.
07:35
As long as you all hold it on that crossover and that's like a set of pedals.
07:40
What to come to you.
07:44
Preachie, letting it come to us.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
MVC: Motor vehicle crash or collision, may involve fire response or high-speed circumstances.
[2]
Delta: High-priority medical response designation, typically indicating advanced life support or urgent EMS dispatch.
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