Possible brush fire near Runway 24 at Southwest Florida International Airport
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Lee FL Fire-Tac Group Calls
02:24
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Calling station to the tower, how you copy?
00:04
Station 92 copies, loud and clear.
00:08
Hey, station 92, tower sees smoke near the brushes towards the end of runway 24, just to the right.
00:14
There might be a brush fire that may have started due to a lightning strike.
00:17
Station 92, go out there and take a look at
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it.Station 92 copies, approach into 24.
00:24
Central copies.
00:27
Central, you can show code nine anywhere else.
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You can show code nine anywhere else.
00:32
Copy that.
00:34
We can show to CFR.
00:38
Go ahead. Just confirming, do you need any resources from us?
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Not at this time.
00:46
We'll be en route to investigate.
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Please start helping.
00:54
Central, can I?
00:56
Roger.
00:59
Be advised, I got a large column showing from the station.
01:03
Central, Battalion 90, respond.
01:09
Central, Battalion 90, can you open if you just?
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Central, Battalion 90,
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please open and monitor Unit 16 Fox Trot.
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Fox Rock.
01:28
Central Shore, brush 95 en route.
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Copy, we'll be there.
01:34
Copy that, Captain. Go
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ahead, Captain.
01:39
This is going to be on the south side of the lake, at the end of the south side approach of 24.
01:45
It's going to be difficult to enter.
01:50
Copy.
01:54
Captain 90, Captain 90, if you want, send a unit around to the power line grade.
02:01
Copy that. Station 92, can you dispatch Engine 91?
02:06
Captain 90, do you advise dispatch Engine 92?
02:10
Stand by one.
02:14
Central, you can show Battalion 90, Captain 90 on scene attempting to gain access.
02:19
I'll be establishing command.
02:23
Copy that, sir. 11-4.