Commercial fire contained near Milne Blvd in New Orleans, New Orleans LA
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a commercial fire alarm near Milne Boulevard, Conrad Street, and Walker Street in New Orleans. They confirmed an active working fire and used tools to access confined spaces. The fire was brought under control, and salvage and overhaul operations continued to secure the scene.
Audio|Source: Metro New Orleans Area Fire Departments
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Transcript:
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Engine 13, engine 18, engine 35, ladder 7, rescue to, car 506. Fire alarms business,
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near Milne Boulevard.
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Cross Street of, Conrad Street, and near Walker Street.
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Zone 506 Engine 13,
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engine 18, engine 35, ladder 7, rescue to, car 506.
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Fire alarms business.
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near Milne Boulevard cross street of Kongrat Street and near Walker Street use five round six times 017
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2014 18 rescue 2nd2 202 305 104 24 24 24 24 24 to 35 24 24 24 24 35 35 5 was 6 from 10th 24 5 5 oh 6
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If you're 13.
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There's a small one.
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Operations is 800.
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117-7-10-year-old.
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Go ahead.
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13-0.
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Y'all have a two-foot halogen?
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Alright, let me see if I got a haligan anywhere.
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Anybody using a haligan, I got one?
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Communication to letter seven to four year rolls.
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Chief, on the second deck, the second floor, they holding that door open with a halligan.
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Engine 13 is a route.
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27, do we have like a little two-foot short, went on 27?
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24, 17.
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I think all my Halligan are going.
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If you got to New York, it's got to work as well. All right.
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They tell me the space they're working is very confined.
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Something small, pry axe, some small pry tool,
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a full-sized halogen is just too big.
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Got a fry axe.
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We'll try anything.
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800, I got that hole open for the bottom on that water self floor.
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I got a prior act coming, do you?
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I'll help you.
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I still have one more Halligan if you need it.
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I'll be that.
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Also, I got a little short fryball.
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Unit 599 from 500.
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In 27, I knew, Chris, if anybody had something short we needed, I knew you could get it.
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670 from 600.
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Here we're small, Alex, and off of 617.
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All right, Clyde, come out, you get it, come, medium halfway.
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511 from 500.
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Operation 653.
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Operation 653, me, one man with AIPAC, go back with the two guys.
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I'm going to tell you.
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511, from 500.
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800, is that bulk keep back on?
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Day 9.
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Community communication.
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5101, 5101.
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I'm in command.
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And if your crew hasn't already left yet, advise them to come up from the Bell Chase side,
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have them come up Bell Chase Highway to Peters Road. Traffic is backed up all the way, probably the West Bank Expressway,
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on Peters.
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Reason should have a radio one, hopefully you heard that.
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Negative, it's not something.
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Copy.
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Probably.
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I'm handing the fire over to operations.
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That's 503.
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You can put 500 back to service.
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Be advised,
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just to give you an update.
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We have crews,
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still doing salvaging overall,
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but the fire remains under control.
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Two, five hundred seven, four, ten.
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Near Milne Blvd, New Orleans, LA 70124
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