Residential structure fire in cortez prompts evacuation, Cortez CO
Firefighters responded to a residential fire near E 5th Street in Cortez. Smoke and flames were visible. Residents and pets were evacuated, and utilities were being shut off while crews conducted interior checks.
Audio|Source: Montezuma County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Cortez Fire, please respond near E 5th from Cortez again, near E 5th treating Cortez for a residence that is on fire.
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The residents are currently trying to get out law enforcement in route.
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Cortez clear at 29 after.
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Fortez Battalion 2 responding.
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Zero 29.
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Go ahead.
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For 43, it's just the, for your information, it's just the RP, her dog, and two cats, no other humans.
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My copy.
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Would you go at Sartar Medic Unit and have you notified utilities?
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I will start a medic and we are starting utilities now.
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Thank you. You're welcome, zero thirty.
01:01
I'm gonna shock her.
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Your row number is (number withheld), 1 human,
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and she is out of it.
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Five is going to be in service.
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This transport is canceled.
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Temporarily, we may resume, may not.
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So for now, we'll just say it's canceled.
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Cortez, engine one.
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Angel one.
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NG2, a scene of a small single-story residence with smoke and flames showing.
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It will be the end.
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34 after
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Attack We'll establish each command.
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All units go to Tech 2 on arrival.
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104.35 after.
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And can you figure out where we're needed?
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Mattercorn, copy.
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Cortez, Beach, Command[1].
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Getting a pretty good knock on it from the exterior, making an interior check.
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Yeah.
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Man, permission here one, gas is secure?
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The B-pack?
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Gas is secured.
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Copy gas is secure
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I'm on the scene switching to attack and I'll be assuming 4th Street Command[1] 5th Street Command command command you know if you can command what you need
Police codes explained
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[1]
Command: Incident Command established or assumed
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