Firefighters respond to fire on Pulaski Road in East Islip 

Transcript:
030, we're going to establish command and operation. 3.30. Free by. Going to pick up a skis. Speed 8. Chief, you accept the army. Repeat. In New York pigerent at speed 8. 20.0. What's the close size? single time we're getting (name withheld) control of railroad Pulaski to stop the cars running over the hose, please. Pointy, you got multiple cars responding blocking off. I'll notify them at that as well. Seconds, the third one. That's about. Three, pick up the one in Spencer. Fifty one, two, four, two, zero, and signal two in your seat. Zero, you got to clear the air, you got to clear the air. Three, third. Three by. This is a lot closer. We're coming down Pulaski. Top at eight, we'll drop your five inch and you can go nose to the hydrant on the corner. Sounds like a plan. Station 1 will be M4. Do you want them to roll along? You still want to put it together. Station 1-0. Hold on 8-4. Headquarters on 9 have station 1 roll. in place and we're working on hitting a hydrant. All right, 20 chief, I got all your mutuals in place. I got Huntington Fass Green Lawn Engine, Melville, standby. All right, come forward. Make sure the community gets on roll. Let me too, please. Community was dispatched the same time as I just passed out. You also have 2040 in route. Stand by headquarters, 31 up there.

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