Vehicle leaking gasoline on highway near School Street, Elk River MN
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a vehicle is leaking gasoline on Highway 169 near School Street in Elk River. Multiple fire and rescue units are on scene managing the hazard and controlling traffic.
Audio|Heard on: Wright MN Fire-Tac Group Calls
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01:30
Transcript:
00:00
Command from Captain alone.
00:07
Elk River command from Rescue One.
00:10
Rescue One, go ahead.
00:14
We're getting on 169 off of School Street.
00:19
Is that where you want us, that cell phone?
00:22
From Rescue One, I'll take you behind my squad, but I'm gonna need an engine out here.
00:27
That vehicle is leaking gas.
00:31
Engine three's in row.
00:33
Command from 193A, we're coming up to 193rd and getting on 169 cell phone.
00:40
Copy. I'll have you pull up on the left lane for now.
00:48
Copy left lane.
00:50
And Rescue One will be in the right lane just before the exit.
00:57
Rescue One, I'll have you follow the cop that's heading en route to that one right now.
01:01
He's just leaving 169 here.
01:06
Say again.
01:09
Rescue One, follow me.
01:12
Copy.
01:14
Health River Command from Elkhravenging 2, which incident would you like to say?
01:21
Engine 2, come to Main and 169, help the traffic control.
01:27
Engine 2 copies 169 in Maine for traffic.
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Location mentioned:
School St NW & U.S Hwy 169, Elk River, MN 55330
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