Trash fire near Main St and 7th Ave extinguished, Chula Vista CA
Fire & ArsonA large pile of trash caught fire near Main Street and 7th Avenue at a tire shop in Chula Vista. Firefighters responded quickly and knocked down the fire. The initial first alarm was canceled after the fire was controlled.
Audio|Source: Chula Vista Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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Chula Vista Engine 55 Rubbish Fire, 6 Echo[1], 6 Box Front, Main Street and 7th Street. Tire Shop, Chula Vista Engine 55,
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6 Echo[1], 6 Box Drunt.
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Metro is 55, 6 seconds.
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Go ahead.
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intro 55's ad scene of a small single story commercial structure we do have well-involved fire on the exterior let's pump it up to a first alarm commercial for now we're going to be stretching line setting up fire attack and we'll go ahead and establish main IC.
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And if you've got the out scene of a small, single story commercial structure with an exterior fire, upgrade to a personal arm commercial, searching a line,
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setting up fire attack, establishing main IC.
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Thank you, President. We're popping this out of review 6 Zolf 6 Hotel[3].
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Aver M6 Gold.
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Engine C.V.
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55 district.
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Jula Vista Battalion 51, Jula Vista Battalion 52, Jula Vista Engine 59, Jula Vista Engine 6, Jula Vista Metic 54, Jula Vista Squad 61, Engine 6, Truck 51, Engine 6, Truck 29, and Uza 53. Structure Flyer 6 Gulf[2], 6 Hotel[3], Main Street and 7th Street. Tire Shop Chula Vista Battalion 51, Chula Vista Ritalian 52, Chula Vista Engine 59, Chula Vista Engine 64, Chula Vista Squad 61, Chula Vista Squad 61, Engine 6, Truck-N1, Engine 6, Truck 29, and Uza 53, 6 Gulf, 6 Hotel.
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Metro, Maine, IC.
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After further investigation, this is a large pile of trash. Fire has been knocked down. We can go ahead and cancel the first alarm with the exception of the next new engine company.
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Metro copies, after investigation, large pile of trash on fire has been knocked down.
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Cancel the first alarm with the exception of the next 10 engine company.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
6 Echo: Highest-priority medical response for life-threatening breathing problems (Echo-level) under Protocol 6.
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6 Gulf: Assigned tactical radio channel (Zone 6, Channel G) for incident operations
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6 Hotel: Tactical radio channel (Zone 6, Hotel) used for operational communications.
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Location mentioned:
7th Ave & Main St, Chula Vista, CA 91911
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