Authorized burn piles caused grass fire near Good Creek, Flathead County MT
WildfireFire units responded to a reported grass fire near Good Creek and Marks Creek Road in Flathead County. Upon inspection, the fire was identified as originating from authorized burn piles. The burn was known to the local natural resource commission, and firefighters were instructed to stand down as no emergency action was needed.
Audio|Source: Flathead County Fire Agencies
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Holy Fire 3 response for a grass fire, Good Creek, and Marks Creek Road.
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Holy Fire 3.3, response for a grass fire, Good Creek and Marks Creek Road, 3-3-0940.
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Okay 3, any knowledge for page?
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Call me Fire 3.3.3.
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Second page for response.
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Grouse, Fires, Hivis Creek and Market Creek.
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Hold me fire 3.3.
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Second page for response.
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This Creek and Marks Creek.
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Flashpiles. 3.3-0-9-563.
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Thank you.
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Whitefish Fire 3A3,
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respond only for Wildfire, Good Creek, and Martin Creek Road.
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Whitefish Fire 3A3, respond to only for Wildfire at Good Creek and Martin Creek Road.
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3A3 clear, 09.55.
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Three, one fish fire, copy, ferrets.
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Whitefish fire, callage.
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Three,
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three, one fish fire. Three,
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one fish fired.
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Whitefish fire.
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Whitefish fire.
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I believe we were up here last week.
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This is authorized burn piles.
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The NRC is aware of them.
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Whitefish fire is going to stand down.
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You can show all units available.
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Copy, burn piles with the NRC is aware of whitefish fire standing down.
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Flathead County, MT
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