Firefighters control tree fire near Ramona and Maxon, Los Angeles CA
Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a fire involving a group of trees near Ramona and Maxon Streets. The fire posed a risk of spreading to nearby properties but did not involve any structures. Fire crews worked to control the fire and protect the exposed areas. The situation was brought under control by multiple fire engines.
Audio|Source: Los Angeles County Fire - LAC C-32
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Transcript:
00:00
LA 167, we're at Ramona and Max, now I have an address for you.
00:03
I got a stand of Cyber Streets going up about seven or eight of them.
00:07
No structure fire, but I do have an immediate exposure risk just based on the Amber Casp.
00:12
Go ahead and cancel the truck and continue all the engines.
00:22
Quint 166 Cancel your response.
00:31
167, 168 on command.
00:34
Hey, we're 30 seconds out.
00:36
What do you need?
00:40
Come on in.
00:41
We'll pull lines off of 167.
00:44
I'll put you guys on the exposures.
00:46
We're going to keep attacking the trees.
00:51
Copy, beyond exposures.
00:56
Okay, Dave from Maxin and we'll be in Allie, you'll see all our rig down.
01:00
We grabbed a hydrant from Maxon.
01:05
Copy, you guys already got a high ground.
01:09
Hey, Abrams.
01:15
Oh,
01:17
into 167, into 169, minute out, you got a assignment.
01:25
169, come down and act soon and hold out on the street.
01:27
We might be getting a handle of it.
01:39
Alley engine 167, we can handle with engine 167, 168, 169.
01:45
We'll keep the call plan.
01:49
Engine 167, LA copies.
01:53
Engine 167, engine 168, engine 169 can handle all of the units cancel up at your status.
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