Firefighters respond to structure fire with power line hazards, Dover OH
Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to an active structure fire in Dover, Ohio. They coordinated multiple units and searched the house while aware of hazards from power and service lines around the property. The response included efforts to safely manage the fire and address utility dangers.
Audio|Source: Tuscarawas County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Clear switchover, number fire. Uh,
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how many thank, Christia, I don't know how much on the first off before? Um,
00:11
you've got to be on the 22nd.
00:15
Clear switch over, never fire.
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9607 central area is running.
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6703.
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241-0-4.
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She's that hard.
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C4[1]. C4 NERROT. Search and over.
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C4[1]. C4. A quick.
00:45
Time for 312 B.R. I'll switch for the door up B.
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144.
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Swindon-on-9, sir.
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One-on-n-nine, clear.
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Secretary, Mr.
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Secretary is responding? Secretary is responding. Secretary is responding.
01:19
There was a male who does live in this camp or weren't able to make contact with him. I'm sure being another coming back.
01:25
And they're not?
01:28
Okay, we're not going to ask me.
01:42
No. 4. You're sorry?
01:44
No. 4. You're sorry.
01:55
Support the technology.
01:57
The technology can't run fire on your home. Switch over to over empty.
02:04
Brunevolve, and I have one in the field structure.
02:07
Steel 3 is going to be able to say, not man.
02:10
We've got five lines involved, check for dispatch.
02:14
Check for a phone phone call me and get them dispatch here, please. Thank you. It's pretty well out of them now.
02:28
Trouble One command, we're just about there and get out of sight of course.
02:34
Yes, my ability to push down and back there on the driver.
02:38
Oh,
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it's going to leave rather, Scott.
02:49
That's clear. Central from problem one, you can tell something.
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Total one, you're clear.
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Number one, so check a house, second round the house.
03:03
I can't see you? Trouble you can't see you.
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These guys, we got power lines ahead of us, just as a bit, and going to show it against the area.
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That's clear.
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Chief, I'm, sure, sure, sure, too.
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Chiefly, Clear, Central Command.
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Are you going to get those lines down?
03:31
We've got a service line in the house in town. We've got a main line in the alley.
03:36
We got a onboard on the...
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Involve number four.
03:42
Clear, thank you.
03:46
If that's a skit, uh... one portion up here for me, please.
03:50
Get further enough.
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I've got to leave you. I've got to be able to leave you.
04:01
I got you,
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J.R. I got you, J.R.
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204, you're clear.
04:34
We're going to go.
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All right now, we've got the trail.
04:41
We're going to send our next step in to check the house.
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14 and 440s,000 in to check the house. 14 and 4 years after 8.
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14 and 4 years.
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10-4[2]-0-7-0-7-4-2.
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7-60 personnel, places station 2 for a PACEF only, 1125 L-street in Dover, space U-60 personnel.
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Your request is for a patient assist at (number withheld) L-street in Dover, between an hourly and west 12. Your town's 1150.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
C4: No further assistance needed / all okay
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgement / Message received
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Dover, OH
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