Fire crews conduct training drill near Glendale Dr, Long Lake MN
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Training ExerciseAs discussed during the dispatch call, firefighters participated in a training exercise simulating a structure fire near Glendale Dr in Long Lake, MN. The drill involved a mock scenario with visible exterior flames at a church, coordination between command and Engine 1, and procedures such as line deployment and primary search operations. No actual fire or injuries were reported.
Audio|Heard on: Hennepin MN Fire-Talk Group Calls
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Transcript:
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All right, you guys head to near Glendale Dr.
00:04
We'll do a simulation of a structure fire with fire showing on the outside.
00:08
Give me a size up when you arrive.
00:10
Copy.
00:12
Dispatch, can you show On Engine 1 en route to that house fire?
00:18
On Engine 1 from command, do you have a jacket on the outside of your engine?
00:22
You, please.
00:23
Have a jacket on the inside of your engine.
00:26
Copy.
00:27
Dispatch, 101, arriving on scene of a large single-story church.
00:33
We got smoke showing from the exterior.
00:36
We'll be out investigating and in command.
00:39
Dispatch, 101,
00:41
update. We have a working fire at the church.
00:44
We'll be stretching our line and going off center and doing a primary search.
00:48
You can show 101 in command.
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Location mentioned:
Glendale Dr, Long Lake, MN 55356
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