Structure fire with possible rescue near Melrose Road, Roseburg OR
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Fire & ArsonA structure fire occurred near Melrose Road in Roseburg, Oregon. Firefighters arrived on scene to find heavy fire coming from one side of a two-story residential building. Multiple cars were observed in the driveway, and a possible rescue operation was underway. Fire command was assumed and offensive firefighting operations commenced.
Audio|Heard on: Douglas County Public Safety
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02:26
Transcript:
00:00
9.01 pre-alert.
00:01
Structure fire near Melrose Road.
00:04
653, 654, 655, 11-1-3 response, structure fire near Melrose Road.
00:14
Go ahead.
00:18
Nicole 12-1, break.
00:23
Go ahead. A lot more mark.
00:32
944. 944.
00:37
Caritas 1133 is around.
00:40
Copy 11333, responding to multiple reports of a two-story, residential structure.
00:46
We've got heavy fire coming from the Alpha side.
00:50
Several callers, cars in the driveway.
00:54
There's cars in the driveway.
00:56
No.
00:58
All right,
00:59
this is fast, 1133.
01:07
1133 is on scene we have two stories structure the working fire will be in offensive mode charge that line to go and tap 600 zero manpower the scene will be after 360s
01:24
122 go ahead address will be 153 a free lane copy copy copy possible rescue will be passing command an excellent
01:53
Go ahead, 1134.
01:55
Are we okay to respondent?
01:59
That's permanent.
02:01
Copy. Fired as badge.
02:03
1134 is on scene.
02:04
We'll be a system-doing command.
02:07
Copy 1134 on scene, assuming command.
02:13
Stand from 1135.
02:21
1135, about four minutes out.
02:24
Do you have any instructions?
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Location mentioned:
Melrose Rd, Roseburg, OR 97471
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