Two-story structure fire contained on Neal Avenue, Columbus OH
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Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a reported fire at a two-story structure near Neal Avenue in Columbus. The fire was investigated and contained by Battalion 3. All units returned to service after confirming the situation was under control.
Audio|Heard on: Columbus Public Safety
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01:55
Transcript:
00:00
Columbus Fire, engine seven's on scene,
00:03
two-story fire, nothing showing, beyond investigating,
00:08
seven of accountability for a mobile.
00:17
Thank you very much straight ahead.
00:18
The 7 on scene 2 story nothing showing.
00:21
You're out investigating, Lieutenant of the command,
00:23
engine 7 accountability at 221.
00:27
Engine fixing is on from the hide-down.
00:34
Lieutenant 1 Columbus fire.
00:35
Go ahead and cancel Battalion 2,
00:38
have Battalion 3.
00:39
Come on in.
00:41
Master received, Battalion 2, you copy, Drey.
00:44
Jesus service, thanks.
00:48
3rd3 show cards, sir.
00:50
9-1 is on the tank.
00:56
Copy.
01:00
The target 3 is on T.
01:04
Copy a bad 3 on T. Copy a bad 3 on 2.
01:10
Copy while there for Norwich.
01:16
Later 8 can cancel, you're replaced by Ladder 13.
01:24
I'll be called the fire from Battalion 3 with situation between the Neal Avenue, Typing, 7-Ladder 1.
01:30
Mr. Chief, the Battalion 3 has got a situation contained tying up engine 7 ladder 1.
01:44
It's all companies on scene, responding to near Neal Avenue, Battalion 3 says situation contained, tie-up engine 7, ladder 1, all of the companies please return to service, timeout to 225.
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Location mentioned:
Neil Ave, Columbus, OH 43202
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