Wildfire start reported near Fort Tahoe, Los Angeles County CA
WildfireThe audio is radio traffic about a wildfire. Dispatchers say forward progress of the fire was stopped, but a new start occurred near Fort Tahoe. Crews are coordinating resources, releasing an engine, and preparing an updated acreage estimate. They note the fire may have burned into the state responsibility area and ask whether units need to move up.
Audio|Source: Los Angeles County Fire V-2
02:50
Transcript:
Gopher IC. Copy. Operations Alpha on command. L.A. Bike ICC. Go ahead. 22 copies en route. Bye (name withheld), we copy. Forward progress has been stopped, and we have another start near Fort Tahoe. Hale, LA, we have traffic. 92 you need to go to v5 Gopher Alpha. Bike I see, L.A. Gopher I see. Your 40-minute timer's up. You can stop the timer. We're releasing engine 24, and I'll get you an updated acreage. And this may have burned a little bit into the state responsibility area. I'll get you a good count in a second. (name withheld) from engine 136, command. Gopher IC. We've broken down the hot spot. Is there a need for a move-up?
Gopher IC. Copy. Operations Alpha on command. L.A. Bike ICC. Go ahead. 22 copies en route. Bye (name withheld), we copy. Forward progress has been stopped, and we have another start near Fort Tahoe. Hale, LA, we have traffic. 92 you need to go to v5 Gopher Alpha. Bike I see, L.A. Gopher I see. Your 40-minute timer's up. You can stop the timer. We're releasing engine 24, and I'll get you an updated acreage. And this may have burned a little bit into the state responsibility area. I'll get you a good count in a second. (name withheld) from engine 136, command. Gopher IC. We've broken down the hot spot. Is there a need for a move-up?
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