Small warming fires under Hiawatha bridge, Minneapolis MN
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to smoke under the Cedar and Hiawatha bridge area in Minneapolis. The source was determined to be small warming fires at a known encampment. No structures were threatened, and crews confirmed there were no exposure issues before returning to service.
Audio|Heard on: Hennepin MN Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Engine seven to check on smoke in the area.
00:02
It's Cedar and Hiawatha, map 305 Echo.
00:06
Engine eleven, check on smoke in the area.
00:07
Cedar and Hiawatha under the bridge.
00:11
Map 305 Alpha 820.
00:13
Engine 27 has arrived near 5th Avenue South.
00:16
Engine 27-820.
00:18
Showing engines en route to check for smoke area.
00:20
It'll be under the Cedar Avenues over Hiawatha.
00:24
The paddler cannot see this source.
00:32
Engine 17, a GI bleed.
00:35
Near Fourth Avenue South, map 217 Echo.
00:39
Engine 17 assigned and en route for a GI bleed.
00:43
Near Fourth Avenue South, now 217 Echo at 823rd.
00:47
Dispatch is observed and investigated.
00:49
This is going to be an encampment with warming fires.
00:52
There's no exposure issues.
00:54
Engine 7 is going to return to service.
00:56
Received. Known encampment with warming fires, issues.
00:59
Returning to state four.
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Location mentioned:
Hiawatha Ave, Minneapolis, MN
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