Structure fire on South Highway 377 in Kingston

Heard on: Marshall County Fire and Rescue

02:14

This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:00

Three fifty-one Marshall County, can you page Texoma Fire? We need a tanker.

00:05

We need a 4000 gallon tanker from Texoma Fire.

00:16

Three T.

00:32

Attention Texoma Fire Department, can you please have a 4000 gallon tanker en route to (number withheld) South Highway 377? Texoma Fire Department, can you please have a 4000 gallon tanker en route to (number withheld) South Highway 377 for the fireman that's out there now? Time out 1459.

01:11

Attention Texoma Fire Department, 2nd page request for a 4000 gallon tanker being requested to (number withheld) South Highway 377.

01:24

Also, they're requesting manpower for a structure fire.

01:30

In route to (number withheld) South Highway 377.

01:36

Again, Texoma Fire Department, you are being requested for a 4000 gallon tanker and manpower to fight a structure fire.

01:46

Time out, 1503 .

01:53

1201 County, be advised that Texoma Fire has personnel en route to the station for the 4000 gallon tanker.

02:03

They are having communication issues at this time.

02:09

3C.

02:11

1201 Tanker 3, Marshall County, en route to that fire.

7/27/2026 12:58 PM

Fire

S Hwy 377, Kingston, OK 73439

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews were dispatched to a reported structure fire near the 6200 block of South Highway 377 in Marshall County. Texoma Fire Department was requested to send a 4000‑gallon tanker and additional personnel, and a tanker unit was reported en route despite some radio communication issues.

Structure fire on South Highway 377 in Kingston

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