Small fire near Rossanley Drive railroad tracks, Medford OR
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, a small fire broke out near the Rossanley Drive railroad tracks. Firefighters are putting out the fire. Residents of the nearby camp have evacuated and are leaving the area. There are no further issues reported at the site.
Audio|Heard on: Jackson County Fire
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Transcript:
00:00
Building 14,
00:02
Priority One, fire investigation at State Road and Rossanley Drive, Network.
00:13
(number withheld).
00:15
Paul is also coming in to see.
00:18
Team 2 on secondary.
00:25
Can a mic break only?
00:31
MS. MS. MS. MS. Mercy, 181.
00:34
MS. MR. Mercy 1-181.
00:36
MS. Good for MS. 911-1-1-1-(number withheld)-A.
00:38
MS. MS. MR. R.C.
00:41
181, Covue, reporting, one, to roast.
00:57
Once you're going to be a fall warming fire from the Ross family bridge.
01:03
It's going to be on the side of the track.
01:05
Access from behind the product.
01:07
It looks like they are putting the fire out now.
01:10
Are you able to have law still in contact?
01:12
Okay.
01:14
In 14, copy, small warming fire from the Rossanley Bridge, east side of road river tracks, east side of rail road track.
01:22
Here's to be putting it out now, laws in the area tend to stay compact.
01:30
Center for 1514. 1914. Section 14.
01:34
Section 14.
01:39
In contact with Faw.
01:43
It looks like the residents of the camp are now evacuating and leaving the area no longer have any issues at the site.
01:54
14 copy, make contact with all residents of pepper evacuating and leaving the area no further issues at this site.
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Location mentioned:
Rossanley Dr, Medford, OR 97501
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