Possible structure fire checked near Northeast 47th Circle, Vancouver WA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a possible structure fire near Northeast 47th Circle in Vancouver. Responders were initially unable to access the building due to entry issues with a code lock. After gaining access, no active fire or smoke was found. The incident was canceled after investigation confirmed the area was safe.
Audio|Heard on: Clark County Public Safety - CRESA Digital
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05:41
Transcript:
00:00
Sixteen twenty-two code one, the legacy.
00:08
Excuse me.
00:16
Attic 1623 fire com.
00:21
Go for 1623.
00:24
Code four, free to enter upon arrival.
00:28
Thank you.
00:33
Firefighter A, 16 seventy-seven.
00:36
All right.
00:40
We're still unable to get into the building and there is no lockbox that has any number codes.
00:48
Copy. I will attempt to call RP back.
00:54
Seventy-seven, we just called him and his method is also not working.
01:03
Do you want me to tap out fire and see if they have a knock box they can get into?
01:11
Seventy-seven, I think we're going to have to.
01:12
There is a box, but it needs the key to get in through.
01:21
Ten copies, go ahead and remain out on Main Street.
01:28
Ten one, receive remaining number one out on the.
01:35
Joint copies remaining.
01:37
Hello, one command
01:45
Chief 101 has arrived.
01:53
Command copies.
01:56
So if I understand right, you've got engine 101, engine 103.
02:03
Engine 22,
02:05
Assisting with investigation.
02:10
Tender 105, spraying water.
02:13
You're still investigating?
02:17
If that's correct, give me a can.
02:24
That's correct.
02:25
No additional need at this time.
02:31
Go to that.
02:33
I'll be assuming command from out here, staying in the offensive strategy.
02:41
Hold this.
02:48
Really coming.
02:51
Command water tender 101 is level one with water tender 103 is with 101.
02:59
Command continue at level one.
03:06
This is level one.
03:07
Man from Engine One Hundred and Three.
03:12
Just confirming, there was nowhere at all for you to enter a code.
03:22
We're calling people.
03:30
Near Northeast 47th Circle.
03:38
Codes I found.
03:39
I'm not sure if you're able to try those on there or not.
03:44
Okay, so then I can try.
03:48
There's one that's pound (number withheld).
03:58
Sound (number withheld).
04:01
Thirty-seven, that first code worked.
04:02
Thank you.
04:04
Copy. Can I cancel the fire response then?
04:08
Thirty-seven, yes.
04:09
Thank you.
04:13
And six copy to cancel.
04:19
Man from control, please.
04:23
Command.
04:24
We're at the 10-minute burn timer.
04:29
Received, 10-minute timer.
04:35
May I have your address, 22?
04:43
Basement is clear, no heat, no smell of smoke down here.
04:51
Command base, copy.
04:53
Basement's clear.
04:59
Engine 22, can you do a sweep around the exterior? See if we're pulling smoke.
05:07
It's from somewhere from the exterior.
05:17
Sorry, I was just going to say.
05:18
I would check if you copied this stage right so that you put yourself as staged.
05:25
Medic 1643.
05:28
Sixteen 23.
05:33
We do not have an app of her cow clicks.
05:37
Is it going to be to the right or left of the main entrance?
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:
NE 47th Cir, Vancouver, WA 98682
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