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Brush fire near 77th St East and Pearblossom Hwy, Littlerock CA
WildfireA brush fire occurred near 77th Street East and Pearblossom Highway in Los Angeles County. Firefighters including Engine 92 and other resources responded to the scene to investigate and manage the fire.
Audio|Heard on: Los Angeles County Fire V-5
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02:13
Transcript:
00:00
Rush assignment 92's the palm incident command B5 primary attack B7 direct secondary attack b12 direct air to ground Zillac County air to ground crew to dozer zellate L.A County crew Victor frequency one three zero decimal seven zero zero L.A copter twenty two copies response
00:22
copter two
00:28
L.A. from Engine 92.
00:31
Go ahead.
00:34
Go ahead and sign Engine 24 to 92 Alpha, 24 to 92 Alpha.
00:43
Copy 92 Alpha, Engine 24, how copy.
00:47
24, how copy.
00:48
24 copy.
00:50
92 Alpha.
00:55
All units on 92's brush, this is now the Palm Incident.
01:04
L-Aidgen 37 is going available.
01:06
We're up for that brush.
01:13
37, it's confirmed.
01:14
Standby.
01:27
Crews 141 and 192 confirm and route.
01:32
May squad, you want to handle this one at Kaiser and we'll take the next one.
01:41
Earlier from Engine 92, Monscine, 77th, Pearblossom, UTL, you can hold aircrafts and dozers,
01:49
just keep myself and engine 79, cancel the rest of assignment, and we'll continue to investigate.
02:05
probably from the palm incident engine 92 was on scene at pre-bossom in the 7th east nothing showing and UTL they will continue to investigate
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Location mentioned:
77th St E & Pearblossom Hwy, Littlerock, CA 93543
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