Grass fire operation and mop-up near Quiet Bay Drive, Smith County TX
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders worked on controlling and cleaning up a grass fire near Quiet Bay Drive. Units confirmed the area was clear, and all equipment was prepared for further tasks. Some unrelated activities involving children with water guns and vehicles were also noted nearby.
Audio|Heard on: Smith County Emergency Communications
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01:40
Transcript:
00:00
Top twenty-five on that at this grass fire.
00:09
Ready, copy.
00:10
Follow up on report.
00:11
Near Quiet Bay Drive.
00:12
County 346 command, show all units clear.
00:15
Cars out.
00:18
10-4.
00:23
Two young boys shooting water guns at the RV truck and following him.
00:31
Currently southbound on Old Jackson.
00:38
321 traffic.
00:44
One hundred block 110 south, Texas tag Lincoln X Ray Sam (number withheld).
00:55
Four.
01:00
Zone 161 is clear of the scene.
01:07
You think flight 16, if you would just send me some pictures when you get a chance?
01:15
Yes, sir. Will do.
01:19
Command Brush 128, we're topped off the water, ready for reassignment.
01:26
Received. Checked the field one more time before we put everybody up here mopping this,
01:33
beating the vehicles up.
01:36
Received. Coming in on the right flank and started working our way back across to your location.
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Location mentioned:
Quiet Bay Dr, Texas 75707
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