River, 2-151 in Route 2, 344 Street, please. 151, respond to 344 Street, Delta response, 50-year-old female, chest pains, radiating down her arm. (name withheld) is going to have a 13-year-old that would be needed to take with her. Responding 16-44.
Brush, go around me and take this right, follow it out of the way of the top. Roger. Clear for Lieutenant I want to. There is no active wires on the ground. set of the ground wires on fire and they got here. That's the only wires on the ground, or about somebody but on the ground. Okay, we did report this to (name withheld). Sure, it'll be the standard ETA. Yeah, fine. I don't believe there's much as there's any damage there. There's definitely no damage to their wires. It looks like from here. This is regional there standing at the end. Go to them and then make a right. Go that flashlight, make a right. Copy. Chief for the Rescue Chief, I have a number for them. I was pulled by the brush that they were all walking up the trail on the top. Lieutenant 1-1 was to be with them. Yeah, fire for the cartwright told me they headed back with you guys. I'm at the top of Spring Street sitting. Is that a police car. Fire is going to be on your side of the hill. We're on the back side here and we can see it burning but haven't made contact with any active fire. Rescue Chief Fire from Louisiana 1-2-1-2. You attach us to this. Rescue Chief 5 from Lieutenant 1-2. Oh, good. Hey, if you're still headed this way, (name withheld), we got pretty much all the fire and all gone. We're just bumping it up now. Yeah, it's fine. I'm just going to stay down with your squad. Hook it up. You can more control. Copy control, 20-503. Lieutenant 1-2 from the SINCRE. Go ahead. If you can, send all my manpower back to the squad. We're going to head back stage at the station. There's no need to tide up an engine if you guys have it. Yeah, we're about done. They all just got up over the hill gear all off. Kind of back here. I'm right for chief by. Go ahead. The bird eyes that's under control. It isn't attached if I'm attached to it. Do you need to UTV from our station? Yeah, it's 100% still burning up here. I just can't figure out how to access it. That power line that we previously used, it's up to the hillside in the opposite direction. But there's heavy smoke in the area here and still... burning. Alright, is that one of the big lines to come off of the power plant or? No, it's not one of those. It'll probably be the next side down. All right, well they, quad ones here on scene, they've got this under counter control. here they're just mopping it up. Do you want them to come out and try to help us or what do you want to do? They have a brush truck? Yeah, they're brush trucks up in there. They park at the top of spring and then they took the brush truck up in the rest of the way. I need a brush truck to traverse the field to get back to the wooded area where this is at. Lieutenant 1-2 from Rescue Chief 5, you copy Chief 5. Yeah, I copy. Hold my squad out there. We'll fill the brush truck up out there and then we'll set it up to the airport. All right, Chief, that worked for it? Yeah. All right, sounds good. I'm going to head to the station and I'm going to start loading that UTV. If we don't need it, we won't use it, but I'm going to have it ready to go if we do. If you go back that road to that water tower. Okay, then which one? Above the airport, above RES. If you take that road the whole way back, you'll come right to that power line at the top. But there's a water tower there and you see it burning in front of that water tower. Yeah, we were back that power line. There's no good way to access beside the water tower to get to where it's actually burning.
Clearpool County, Block 202D, non-emergency medical assist[1] 267 Spike Island Road. 122D non-emergency medical assist 267 Spike Island Road, Company 222.
4355 this morning. 4355, you're en route for illness. Dany Township, 1100 West Lung Avenue, Gracie King Manor, the PC Doorm of 3, Room 535. A 71-year-old female having fever, chills, and chills, conscious, non-alert, breathing normally. No other priority symptoms, you're in round 631.
