Fire crews respond to leaf fire near County Road 1010, Joshua TX
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As discussed during the dispatch call, fire units responded near County Road 1010 in Joshua, Texas, after a report of heavy dark smoke. The caller mentioned leaves burning in front of a house, possibly a controlled burn. Brush and engine units arrived on scene and made contact with the homeowner to assess the situation.
Audio|Heard on: Johnson/Tarrant County Fire
Listen to dispatch call
01:48
Transcript:
00:00
Alarm, brush 374 responding with two.
00:07
Last unit, go ahead.
00:11
You can show brush 374 responding with two.
00:16
Brush 374, you are responding.
00:21
Caller advises there is a lot of dark smoke in the area at this intersection.
00:26
She saw no flames.
00:32
Dispatch, engine 74 is responding.
00:35
Engine 74 also responding.
00:41
Fire dispatch, brush 474 responding.
00:45
Brush 474 responding.
00:51
Alarm, Brush 374, call.
00:54
We're gonna have leaves on fire in front of the house.
00:57
We'll be out this way.
00:59
Received, leaves on fire in front of the house.
01:06
Engine 74 is on.
01:09
And some more.
01:14
Fire and Rescue 374.
01:17
Go ahead.
01:21
Contact's been made with the homeowner, potential burn.
01:25
We show Rescue 374 and Engine 74.
01:29
How many fire units available?
01:35
Address.
01:41
Address is going to be near County Road 1010.
01:46
Near County Road 1010.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
County Rd 1010, Joshua, TX 76058
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