Brush fire reported near Nadine Road in Panama City, Panama City FL
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, a brush fire appears to be occurring near Nadine Road in Panama City, with multiple fire units responding and establishing command. Firefighters discuss access points and strategies to control the fire, estimated to cover about a third of an acre. EMS units were also dispatched to a nearby call.
Audio|Heard on: Bay County Fire/EMS
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04:39
Transcript:
00:00
Near Nadine Road
00:02
Brush fire.
00:11
Ninety-three twenty-four, 19 twenty-four.
00:14
We good.
00:20
We're out on scene.
00:23
I'll take command.
00:25
And you have a brush truck from our section also?
00:29
Copy that.
00:35
From behind the house here, it's actually pretty easy access.
00:38
If we can get the brush truck in here, we'll be able to put it out pretty quick.
00:41
If not, just grab a PW and come back here.
00:45
Copy.
00:48
We're going to have brush truck coming in.
00:55
There is a power line that comes out.
00:57
I'm going to see if I can see another access road before you bring the brush truck in from that way because we may be able to bring it in from a different direction a little easier.
01:06
Copy.
01:10
9325, I'll say.
01:12
9325 on scene.
01:14
9324 on scene.
01:16
9219 and 9214, pull over on this side.
01:18
We already got an apartment open.
01:21
224, water on fire.
01:24
Ninety-two twenty-four, water on the fire.
01:28
Ninety-two six on scene.
01:34
Ninety-six on scene.
01:37
Move further traffic to TAC 4.
01:45
Tower to ninety-two twenty-five, make access through 6G.
01:55
Six 3126312.
01:56
There was an F 150 out there by the back of the property, just come back beside that truck.
02:03
We'll be able to make pretty good access from there.
02:05
All right here 25, we're over here by the residence.
02:08
Where exactly do you want us to be at?
02:12
Go back out of that residence, hang right.
02:14
When you get to the road, go to the next address.
02:16
It's sixty-three twelve.
02:20
Copy, we're relocating now.
02:22
Ninety-two thirty-four on scene.
02:25
Ninety-two thirty-five is on scene.
02:33
Where are you at?
02:35
Ninety-two 35, one team.
02:42
Turn in at the address I said a minute ago.
02:45
You'll see an orange tractor out there in the back of the yard behind a red brick house.
02:49
That's where I need you to turn.
02:52
Understood.
02:53
I've got someone coming in a black four-door F 150.
03:00
Nine thousand 200 and twenty-four to command.
03:02
Size of the firehouse, about a 3rd of an acre.
03:10
Fowler at 9200 and thirty-five.
03:12
As you go straight on here, stop the truck at this power pole that's laying right.
03:17
I am going to be able to hit the fire from there.
03:24
Copy that. You said go to the power pole.
03:25
We'll be able to make entry from there.
03:28
That's ten four.
03:35
Bradley to Fowler.
03:37
9317, we're on the summit.
03:39
Fowler?
03:44
9317, we have a call at 0820.
03:48
Bradley to Fower.
03:50
This is Fowler, go ahead.
03:57
We got a couple of small heads coming off this fire heading south.
04:01
That brush truck can get down here.
04:03
We can punch it in the mouth.
04:05
Okay, we're right here by you.
04:19
Fowler to brush units, y'all go ahead and get a water pack.
04:23
The backpack water pack.
04:29
9244 and 9237 respond EMS call fall 2026 Fulton Street, closest major cross street Highway 77.
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Location mentioned:
Nadine Rd, Panama City, FL 32404
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