Grass fire along I-59 near Fort Payne, Fort Payne AL
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As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews and deputies responded to a possible grass fire along I‑59 southbound near mile marker 222 in Fort Payne. The incident may have temporarily affected traffic flow while firefighters assessed the scene and managed fire control. A separate call mentioned a vehicle traveling at a high speed in the area but it is unclear if it was connected to the fire.
Audio|Heard on: Fort Payne Police
Listen to dispatch call
01:50
Transcript:
00:00
We're sending the fire department to a grass fire,
00:03
I-59 southbound just before mile marker 222.
00:07
Not sure if they're going to need traffic control.
00:14
Ten four, ten eighty-four.
00:18
Corpana, all units.
00:19
Thank you, Sir Bolo.
00:20
I 59 southbound to 95.
00:25
Corpana, all units, both for a white 18 wheeler, no tags.
00:35
Caller following behind him in a gray Mazda.
00:39
High rate of speed all over the roadway.
00:47
One thirty-three, one twenty-seven, (number withheld).
00:50
One twenty-two.
00:57
One thirty-five.
01:02
One forty-nine, ten four.
01:08
Fourteen units update on Bolo.
01:10
They're going to be coming from Hampton Pool.
01:20
One twenty to Temple.
01:29
One forty-nine to Fort Payne, ten twenty-six on that grass fire.
01:34
I went one north and southbound on 59 around the mile marker 221.
01:43
One hundred and forty-nine.
01:45
It's going to be just north of the 222 exit, southbound.
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Location mentioned:
I-59, Fort Payne, AL
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