Small campfire extinguished near University Ave, Gainesville FL
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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency units responded to reports of smoke near East University Avenue and Northeast 13th Street in Gainesville. The incident was determined to be a small campfire near the Food Max store where people were gathered. Fire crews extinguished the blaze without further incident.
Audio|Heard on: Alachua FL Law Dispatch Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
01:36
Transcript:
00:00
I'm at the intersection of Williston Road and East University Avenue, and there's quote billowing from a building off of 13th Street here.
00:13
Oh, there's a group of people with a large fire going on East University and Northeast 13th Street.
00:24
Ten four. So confirm your location again.
00:28
North Thirteenth Street and East University Avenue.
00:31
Thirteen hundred is University Avenue.
00:34
Got you. Thank you.
00:39
Go for it. Seven hundred East University off stuff out of them.
00:46
I am also giving this video call.
00:52
Nine thirty-one reference has been pretty common here lately.
01:03
Go.
01:04
Damn.
01:07
It looks like it's a campfire on the side of a Food Maxx store where people tend to gather.
01:15
Ten.
01:17
You can put me back to 19.
01:18
Yes, sir. Thank you.
01:20
Another one today.
01:21
You have to run channel.
01:23
Another one.
01:24
Fire is 97.
01:26
Jim.
01:27
Everyone, I'll be out with fire.
01:28
Just for precaution.
01:31
Gathering.
01:32
Conveying twelve to fourteen.
01:35
You can video road fourteen, fire's out.
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