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Smoldering beach fire near Dolphin Head Clubhouse 

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Pine Island Dr, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928
Audio|Source: Bluffton Township and Hilton Head Fire
02:12

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Engine 4.171 dolphin head drive. Outside fire. Emergent response. TAC1. Engine 4. 171 dolphin head drive. Outside fire. Emergent response. TAC1. Acknowledge dispatch. Any beach patrol. in the area of Dolphinhead Beach, acknowledge dispatch. BP 113. We're have a caller on the line. In the area of Dolphinhead Beach is fading a quarter mile near Pine Island with an outside fire. Medic. 4? Medic 4. Medic 4 available. You can add us to that outside fire. Receive, Medicare. It's near there at the moment, but if you need us to respond, I'll get someone out within the next 15, 20 minutes. Receive. Medic 4. 171 Dolphin Head Drive. Outside Fire. Emergent Response. TAC 1. Medic 4. 171 Dolphin Head Drive. Outside fire. emergent response. pack 1. Engine 4 Dispatch. Enter 4. Caller is advising there is a fire on the beach. No active flames, however, it is smoldering with smoke. She's stating if you go behind the Dolphin Head Clubhouse, there's a pathway to Pine Island. It's down that way she will meet you there. Beach patrols would notify they're not in the area. It's advised if you need additional units.

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