Brush fire with broken hydrant at Jamaica Beach, Jamaica Beach TX
Fire & ArsonA brush fire occurred near FM3005 in Jamaica Beach, TX. A fire hydrant was damaged, causing water to flow uncontrollably. Firefighters are using alternative water sources and managing the fire spreading eastward. Jamaica Beach units are operating with multiple hoses on the ground to control the fire.
Audio|Source: Galveston and La Marque Public Safety
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Transcript:
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I'm going to need water department out here to the brushfire.
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We have a blown hydrant that's going to water everywhere.
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With regard,
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the water department, we were able to shut it off. All right.
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30 seconds clear
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2067 you need to 50 person harvice for traffic control for public courts
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clear
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This way.
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Come in, go ahead.
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Can you have Brush 2 respond on her?
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Clear.
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Headquarters for Brush 2, Needs you on FM 3005, Black Extrary, Estuary, and FM 3005.
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Respond on 1.
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2.25.
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Go ahead.
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Parties are exchanging information.
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She'll be getting any.
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10.4.
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Okay to the battalion for.
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Go from the battalion, Troy.
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How y'all looking on that stuff?
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We have Jamaica Beach set up over here. They have a couple of lines down on the ground.
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It is starting to spread a little bit eastward.
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The hydrant that we were originally set up for the ladder,
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we blew it.
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And now they're trying to fill up the truck from a different hydrant.
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The problem is it's closer to the roadway.
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So we probably won't be spraying water from the ladder.
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We'll probably be using Jamaica Beach engine one.
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Location mentioned:
FM3005, Jamaica Beach, TX
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