Brush fire reported near Interstate 5 in Washington
WildfireA brush fire is burning near Interstate 5 in Washington. It's reported to be non-threatening and is mainly affecting grass and brush. No buildings are at risk. Local citizens might be trying to put out the fire themselves.
Audio|Source: Thurston County Fire, EMS and Law Enforcement
02:23
Transcript:
Attach them to both, you can resolve the alarm. There's no problem other than the crisis. Sorry, Dad, thank you. Brush 1-1, Tender 1-1. Station 1-1, District 1 General Alert, Brush 1 3, Battalion 1-6, brush fire non-threatening. At 8,800 Interstate 5, South. Cross Street is between Interstate 5, Turn around Cline Street, Southwest and Southbound on RAP Highway 12 Southwest. Capital, Tender-1-1, Brush-1-Route. Receive Brush-1-Tender-1-1, copy, and route. Brash 1-1-Tender-1-1, Copy, En-Rout. Cappellate. Battalion 1-6. Hills Road at State Route 5-0-57. Six point in. Flight team, it's going to be a white Chevy truck plate Charles 3298 X-ray swerving all over the road. Just turned left, north on on Yelm Avenue. ...units in route to Mountpost 87, I-5 South. Good report of a brushfire. Initial reports are 10 by 10 brushing grass on fire threatening trees, multiple callers, no buildings, and there may be citizens in the area of fire extinguishers attempting to extinguish.
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I-5, Washington
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