Firefighters battle structure fire in Georgetown, Georgetown TX
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews in Georgetown responded to a structure fire near State Highway 29. Firefighters worked under the roof to control hotspots and applied pressure to extinguish remaining flames, with coordination between fire units and electrical teams on the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Williamson TX Fire-Tac Group Calls
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01:6
Transcript:
00:00
Truck five driver, can you give me a little more pressure? We're trying to get under the roof and not going to ceiling now.
00:11
Georgetown electrical is pulling meters.
00:16
Appreciate it. Truck 5, Truck 5.
00:20
(name withheld), you calling me up here on the air or what?
00:24
You, I need you to swing left on the Bravo Alpha side and work that roof line right there.
00:30
We're going to try to hold that area that hasn't been touched.
00:38
Directly below your basket.
00:41
He's swinging.
00:43
Here we go.
00:45
(name withheld), how's it look?
00:47
We pretty much got this knocked down.
00:49
I'm gonna have to probably take some shingles up here.
00:52
I gotta get back over to the right.
00:55
We've got some on the double Charlie corner pretty far back there, but I gotta get this up front first.
01:03
Get that knocked, hit the one on Charlie, and we're gonna send a crew interior.
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Location mentioned:
W State Hwy 29, Georgetown, TX 78628
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