Small bathroom ceiling fan fire in home

Heard on: Marion IN Fire-Tac Group Calls

01:10

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

Yes, we're on the scene of a single-story residence with nothing showing from three sides.

00:03

We will be out investigating by authority of Engine 36.

00:07

Establish command and we'll be in the.

00:09

. . What was the company just level one staging?

00:14

Engine 36 on scene of a single-story building, nothing showing.

00:17

We'll be out on invest and establishing command.

00:21

Engine 37, 2nd engine, stage on the plug.

00:26

We're engine 37 on the plug.

00:29

Ladder 36 from engine 36.

00:33

Yeah, go ahead.

00:35

Yes, sir. Can we? I need you to bring me an attic ladder and you also bring a fan.

00:40

Control from Winding Creek Command.

00:43

Go ahead.

00:46

Yes, sir. This was a bathroom ceiling fan fire.

00:49

It is out. You can go ahead and downgrade this to just the engine and ladder 36.

00:56

You can let go the operator.

00:59

We're going to move this to LFD fire.

01:02

Clear all apparatus.

01:03

Exception of engine 36 , ladder 36 can disregard releasing ops channel and resume traffic on LFD fire.

5/17/2026 02:43 AM

Fire & Arson

Winding Creek Dr, Lawrence, IN 46236

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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 responded to a single-story home on Winding Creek Drive where a small fire involving a bathroom ceiling fan was reported. The fire was extinguished and command was reduced to one engine and one ladder unit.

Small bathroom ceiling fan fire in home

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