Passenger vehicle fire on I-5 southbound near exit 14, Clark County WA
Fire & ArsonEmergency crews responded to a passenger vehicle fire on southbound I-5 near exit 14 to Pioneer in Clark County, Washington.
Audio|Source: Clark County Fire Districts
03:46
Transcript:
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Priority 2[1].
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Engine 25. Engine 26.
00:05
Battalion 21.
00:07
Passenger vehicle fire.
00:09
2.7400. I5 Southbound.
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At I5 Southbound, exit 14 to Pioneer.
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Priority 2[1].
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Engine 25. Engine 26.
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Battalion,
00:25
21. Passenger vehicle fire,
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274-0-0-5 southbound.
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At I-5 southbound, exit 14 to Pioneer.
00:36
Map page 4121.
00:48
Copy that, you're going to have Ops 5-1, opts to 51.
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Battalion 21 is on 51, and this is going to be south of 14.
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One, you are garbled.
01:20
It's south of the exit.
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Appreciate.
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South of the exit, 14.
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And the Italian 21,
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they're saying it's north.
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They're saying it's north.
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North of 14.
01:48
Yes, they can see it on their camera.
01:57
Received.
01:58
Engine 25, did you copy that?
02:02
Copy that. We're going to head north up to the center, turn around and come back south.
02:17
And Firecom, the time, 21, uh, 26 won't be responding.
02:22
Will you add, uh,
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the next available engine?
02:27
Copy.
02:40
Priority 2[1].
02:41
Truck, 21, engine, 22.
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Passenger vehicle fire, 2, 7400, I5 Southbound.
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F, I5 Southbound, exit 14 to Pioneer.
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Priority 2[1].
02:57
Truck,
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21, engine, 22.
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Passenger vehicle fire, 274-0-0-0-5 southbound.
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XI5 Southbound, exit 14 to Pioneer.
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Response Channel, OPS 51[2].
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Map page 41221.
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Screen blocking.
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A unit going until you're not seeing.
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Rhesis, I'll be, I'm headed there to you, I'll just turn around at 219.
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Stand, 221 copy.
03:41
We were just tapped confirming this is to be outside here.
03:45
So would you like it to clear?
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Priority 2: Urgent, non-life-threatening response; prompt attention required but lower priority than immediate emergencies.
[2]
OPS 51: Assigned operations radio channel 51
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I-5, Washington
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