Small lamp fire extinguished in home near Pablo Layton St, Elsa TX
Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a small lamp fire inside a home near Pablo Layton Street. The fire, caused by a decorative candle fixture, was quickly extinguished with no injuries or further damage. No medical assistance was needed, and units were cleared from the scene.
Audio|Source: Hidalgo County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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The caller advised that her lamp caught on fire.
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The lamp is located in the living room.
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No signs of fire; the occupant is outside.
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There is a hydrant at the intersection nearby.
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The unit can self-supply if needed.
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We're going to be out of mass again.
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We'll be establishing 6th Street Command.
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Stand by first.
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Sixth Street, Command up for a minute.
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Sure.
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Second one fire, so I'm going to be assuming command.
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Secretary,
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come on. Go ahead.
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We were able to locate the source of the fire.
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It appeared to be a candle, a small decorative fixture on fire.
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The fire is out, you can cancel our unit sessions and other units that already responded.
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We're arriving, clearing, returning.
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Commander with you two more further down your traffic.
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We have all units except Engine 2,
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5,
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and Delta remain on the scene. Everyone else can go on and take it in.
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I continue to be checked out by medical.
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Oh,
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should be negative.
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We'll be contacted one more time.
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We can also feel safe. Cancel everybody except Engine 2.
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Matt Fridays, we do have LoneS arriving a location.
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The caller, no medical assistance required. Cancel Lone Star and every other resource coming out this week.
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Pablo Layton St, Elsa, TX
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