Outdoor fire near duplexes in limestone county alabama, Limestone County AL
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Fire & ArsonFire units responded to an outdoor fire near a tree line south of duplexes near Seegers Road and Scripture Road in Limestone County, Alabama. The fire was reported near residential buildings and emergency teams notified a hospital fire as well. Fire crews cleared the scene after controlling the fire.
Audio|Heard on: Limestone County Fire Dispatch
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02:36
Transcript:
00:00
Stagers, outside fire, Sagers Road, Sangers Road, Sangers Road.
00:03
Sangers, outside fire, Sagers Road.
00:08
2020's in-row.
00:12
20-11 in-row.
00:18
2020,
00:19
2011 in route near Seegers Road will be just south of Scripture Road.
00:25
We're right there at the county jurisdiction right up in Stunstall, have treeline south of the duplexes on fire.
00:41
We do notify a hospital fire as well.
00:57
204 en route
01:00
204 in route 1546
01:08
medic 1.24 dispatch all fire units going to be clear scene fall way up road road
01:17
Medical 124, we've got to clear out grove 1543.
01:27
Your turn off the set off repeat.
01:38
Brush 120 and round off.
01:41
Brush 120 up, 1544.
01:44
Again, we'll be south of Scrippsure Road to south of those duplexes there or fire in the tree left.
01:56
2020 to 2011 and brush 120.
01:59
I'll be going to TOV.
02:12
404 copy. Can you find any job allowed.
02:15
On that exact location, do you raise again.
02:19
That's affirmative.
02:20
It's going to be on Sears Road to south of Cripture Road,
02:23
we'll be in the tree line south of the twoplexes.
02:32
I'm in the early.
02:35
We've only received a one call.
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