Structure fire at Orlando apartment near Summerlin Avenue, Orlando FL
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, a structure fire occurred near Summerlin Avenue in Orlando, Florida. Multiple fire units responded to a two-story residential building with smoke showing. Firefighters established water supply, attacked the fire on multiple floors, and knocked down the fire. The building's floors were cleared and marked all clear. Fire and arson units were requested to respond.
Audio|Heard on: Orange FL Fire-Tac Group Calls
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04:21
Transcript:
00:00
Structure fire near Summerlin Avenue.
00:06
Engine one is on scene.
00:09
Two-story residential, near commercial.
00:14
Smoke showing from the trolley side.
00:17
It is the same building as before.
00:19
We're pulling a 200 foot to the trolley side.
00:24
One hundred and one's on scene 2nd engine.
00:27
We're going reverse lay with a hydrant at Jefferson Street and Summerlin Avenue.
00:33
Tower one on scene, 1st truck.
00:35
Engine 101, tower one.
00:37
Rescue one on scene, two out.
00:40
Rescue one.
00:42
Wait, we want it.
00:45
Engine one to engine one driver, charge your line.
00:49
They're coming.
00:51
Command copies, 101 2nd.
00:53
One copy.
00:57
101 to command, we've got moderate smoke pushing from the gable on the delta side.
01:05
Copy that.
01:07
Charge that hydrant.
01:10
Engine 4 is on scene and assisting 101 grab a plug.
01:15
Command copies, engine 400, 300.
01:20
Roger that.
01:22
Engine 1, command, we got water on the fire.
01:26
That too is on scene.
01:29
All right, cops with water on the fire.
01:31
One driver, you can charge that hydrant.
01:35
Man copies one R.
01:38
Jack, give us a minute, we're hooking up to the hydrant now.
01:43
Hey engine four, I can move that hose over to the other side of the road so units can get by.
01:50
Engine One, Command, we got fire knocked down.
01:54
Command copies, fire knocked down.
01:57
I want a copy.
02:04
Command, can you respond to arson?
02:08
Tower Six on scene, 2nd truck.
02:13
Engine Four, water supply established.
02:17
101 to Engine 1, Engineer, charge arrived.
02:21
Tower 1, primary complete.
02:24
First floor all clear.
02:29
Command copies, supply established and all clear.
02:32
Command Tower 6, you'll be writ.
02:36
Tower 2, Tower 6, you copy?
02:40
Tower One, outside.
02:41
I'm up on the 7th floor apartment.
02:43
I have heat no vis.
02:44
I need someone out there to help me with my primary.
02:50
Tower One to Engine One, we need a fire on the 2nd floor in the Bravo quadrant.
03:01
Copy. We're still working on the 1st floor, Bravo 200.
03:06
Is there another line available?
03:10
Command to Engine 101, can you pull a 2nd line to the 25th 2nd floor?
03:18
42 Command,
03:20
we've got 101 taking their line upstairs now.
03:23
They'll be able to hit it with their line.
03:26
Agent four to command, we're pulling a 3rd line.
03:31
Command copies.
03:33
Command agent four, you pulling the 2nd to the Charlie side as well?
03:40
Check.
03:42
Command EMS one, can you zoom safety and get eyes on the Charlie side please?
03:49
Copy.
03:54
That we're to command.
03:56
Entering upstairs,
03:58
Charlie side with two.
04:01
Four check.
04:04
Primary complete.
04:07
Command copies all clear 1st floor and 2nd floor.
04:12
101's got water on the fire, 2nd floor.
04:17
Command copies one, the fire is 2nd floor.
04:20
I'll end the copy.
Disclaimer:
This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
N Summerlin Ave, Orlando, FL 32801
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