Fire crews respond to smoke at industrial silo 

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(name withheld), bottom. 2.31. Just come down Blommer Drive and set up in that first cutout at the back of the upper parking lot just to keep people out of there. Now, else inside, we have a crew waiting to bring more into if you need it. Have them stand by. 30 and once, Georgia. 329, your seamlights are on. 329. 329. Do you have any staff with you that could go check the C-Silo getting some reports that it could have originated there? Yeah, we'll check on that. We might need some more manpower in here, maybe another company or two. All right, we'll send Pension 71 screwing to check that out. Not the engine three-quarter, charging from the engine to the connection. Engine 71, clover, come in. Yeah, he's topic. We're going on, guys. All right, check with Deputy 38 before you find somebody to take you over that C-Silo. Hi, Tommy. Command from the roof. Go ahead. So it's going to be stack number two, second one in from the A site this spot. I got moderate smoke condition coming out of it. Temp on the pipe right now is about 140. Okay, does that account for the smoke condition we're seeing from the roof or is there another source of that? There's multiple sources right now. I'm looking to ascertain. It looks like we have a roof hatch that might have smoke coming out of it. We're going to go check that. I do have one baghouse flower that's blowing off, but I do have smoke over here. I'm going to check the cell. Okay. That's in 38th, 38 minutes. In tag house number two, we're about to charge of sandpoints now. Don't do anything. They just discharge the CO2 system. Let it go. We're going to let that do what it needs to do first. Copy that. Captain 30, Captain 71, you ready for work? You can charge it. We're not going to do anything with it yet. Copy one more. We need to go over and check. to see silo tank on the other side of the building.

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