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Battery fire causes smoke in airport hangarBenton County WA

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Tri-Cities, WA

Firefighters responded to a smoke report at an airport hangar in Tri-Cities, WA. Light smoke was seen but no flames were present. The fire was traced to a battery in a Zamboni machine inside the hangar. The fire was extinguished with no further threat to the building.

Audio|Source: Tri-Cities Police and Fire
05:26
Transcript:
00:00
This batch, opportunity to, we'll be arriving hangar B, hangar C, light smoke in the building.
00:07
We can see light smoke coming out of the building.
00:09
This time we have no flames.
00:11
We'll be initiating airport command.
00:13
Airport command, 2030[3].
00:14
Thank you. 2924 descent.
00:16
Good. The reporting party is requesting silent response also.
00:20
Your patient is going to be an 89 year of age, uncooperative, possibly uncooperative, email.
00:24
overlapping at the reporting party's hand.
00:26
Okay, 24, 221.
00:27
That's yours all right.
00:31
Injut 2012, I do.
00:33
Once the hydrants on the southeast side.
00:37
All right, gentlemen.
00:43
Be advised that we have a gate 24.
00:46
We have a security guard there to keep that gate open for any other units.
00:51
302[5]. Commercial stretch of fire and fill a balance.
00:54
The time, 21, 2032[4].
00:55
Thank you.
00:57
Commercial Structure Fire 4-Man 83[1], engine 2818, 4-man 85, engine 2815, ladder 18, 15, ladder 11, 17, battalion 6, retaliation, 181, rescue 23, 44, EROC, 4, chaplain, 281, Pasco,
01:17
Air, 6th,000, North 20th Avenue A, cross-off terminal, move, and air hard drive, Air Force, Astro Air 3601 North 20th Avenue A geographic is East IP 2032[4] hours WQLF 400
01:34
Go ahead Chief 231[2].
01:36
I copy you guys that's Delta we're gonna move to alpha-attack alpha-al-tack alpha-tash
01:41
In June 2146.
01:43
I'll be in the area, Enterprise Road.
01:45
Received, actually Chief 221 advise the fires out and to barrel units, I show everyone clear.
01:51
I'll be available mobile remaining in the area.
01:54
In June 246, Vancouver.
01:55
Engine 354.
01:56
I'm clear of North Shore pending available water supply.
02:00
Engine therapy.
02:01
Injunctivore, 220. Chapter 31-2nd-2nd-2nd-10.
02:04
The airport, command.
02:12
Police side, believed to be electrical in nature.
02:16
We're investigating at this time.
02:18
Can't stand by right now.
02:19
Airport Command 203.
02:21
Airport command to it.
02:22
Airport command doing.
02:23
We were able to locate this to a battery in a Zamboni.
02:28
All units not on scene can cancel.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
4-Man 83: Fire unit identifier
[2]
Chief 231: Fire/police unit identifier
[3]
2030: Airport command established
[4]
2032: Incident time
[5]
302: Commercial structure fire

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