Brush fire under power lines near rural lodge
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Cooper Fire
03:22
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00:00
This is on scene at John's Creek Lodge.
00:11
To dispatch.
00:17
They say where the fire is located in correlation to John's Creek Lodge.
00:26
FM 1528, it's going to be the back side of this property where it's close up to the four of engineers property.
00:40
Dispatch from brush 30, you can show
00:43
brush 30 in the area.
00:49
(number withheld) .
00:55
GPS is showing it down there on the curb before John's Creek.
01:05
That's the address we got, (number withheld), I think, right?
01:10
That's what I got.
01:21
Fashion restaurant, we're on a kind of (number withheld) FM 1528.
01:25
We talked to the homeowner.
01:27
It's going to be coming in through the gate into the left pasture.
01:30
If you want to relay that to 42.
01:39
42 and 45, y'all call me that direction.
01:43
Come again on that last one.
01:49
I'm pretty in right now.
01:59
I want to roll down and get the tanker.
02:03
You just go back to the station and be on standby there in case we need it.
02:10
Okay.
02:16
Dispatch from Brush 30, we're on scene.
02:20
It looks like this fire is underneath some power lines.
02:22
We're gonna be out looking for downed power lines.
02:30
Find out if that's gonna be
02:33
Oncor out there, I believe it is.
02:35
And do we need to contact the corps if it's on their side?
02:43
This is from brush 30 .
02:45
At the moment, all the lines are intact.
02:47
Branches are possibly have dropping, causing sparks.
02:51
Stand by for further information.
03:00
Seven hundred to forty-two.
03:06
All right.
03:10
Are y'all gonna need us out there?
03:14
No, sir. I think we got it handled.
03:21
Okay, I'll be clear.