Fire crews mop up wildfire in Grant County 

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Go ahead. Yeah, be advised. Tender 7130, it's really cold in here. Actually, I had to turn the AC down because it was too cold. Radio problem. Copy that, Tender 7130, we are so sorry that those are the conditions that you're having to self-reve. Yes, sir, have some radio problems up here. You got a... 2122 up here, 2122, brush 5146, 5146, 628s up here as well. Yeah, 1321, and then myself, 1321 is gonna finish your tank and head on out. So there's five trucks total up here still soaking everything and it's nice and away. Be advised, apology and condolences received. What was the second to the last truck you said? I believe 628? Heartline unit. Received. Copy, condolences received. Would you like us to inform your family or should we just wait until we get back to the station and do that face to face? Yeah, hold on informing the family. We'll have a deep brief first. Road 4, Command, any units on District 5 units on the fire? 5-7-8. Copy 7-8. Copy debrief first. I will make a note to contact Captain (name withheld) and let him be prepared for the difficult situation. Road 4, Command 5, 7, 8. You're the only District 5th truck up there? Received. For those back at Station 1 listening in the end, we're heading back home. 578 and 558. We're right in line here. Back, Tinder, 70130, returning. Tender 7130, 1722. Thank you. Command, you got one more brush truck. I think it's 5146 up here from Douglas as well. Well, that would be brush 5146 from Grant 5. I got you on the roster. Back to 636. Tender returning. 32. 1222. Road 4 Command. Tenders in line on Road 4. We're going to try to empty Tender 1, tender 2, tender 3 as needed, and we'll send you home empty. Copy 578. Brush 628, I'm empty headed out.

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