Fire crews handle possible blaze near Easter Seals, Georgetown DE
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders attended a possible fire near the Easter Seals building in Georgetown. Fire and police were on scene, and bus operations were temporarily held until the area was cleared. A street supervisor also responded to the incident.
Audio|Heard on: Sussex DE Transportation Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
00:00
Well, I just wanted to let you know you are approaching Easter Seals.
00:02
There is some type of fire.
00:07
Fire and police are on location.
00:08
Can you pull inside the Charles W. Williams side? Ten four.
00:11
You just want to have to hold there until they clear the building.
00:14
A street supervisor is on location.
00:17
Yes, I'm here now.
00:18
Yes.
00:21
Copy some.
00:22
Yes, sir.
00:25
Three zero four to control.
00:27
Three three four is working.
00:28
Good morning.
00:30
Oh, well, use their seals in Georgetown.
00:31
Fire trucks there and all the DART buses are parked down the road.
00:34
Ten four.
00:36
Copy that. There is some type of fire there.
00:39
They say they're not for certain.
00:40
The fire was on location.
00:42
Street supervisor is on location.
00:44
He's holding there.
00:45
He's going to let us know if they're going to allow the passengers to be dropped off or not.
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Location mentioned:
Dupont Blvd, Georgetown, DE 19947
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