Brush fire reported with smoke visible on Matt Street, Hartford County CT
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a brush fire showing visible smoke near Matt Street in Hartford County, Connecticut. Firefighters coordinated a water supply from a hydrant and established command to control the fire, working to contain and extinguish the blaze safely.
Audio|Source: Hartford, Tolland and Middlesex Counties Fire
07:28
Transcript:
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We're going to head to 3's draft 31.
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Just be advised, we have a good smoke condition on Matt Street.
00:06
Okay.
00:10
Okay.
00:23
Generalize this is final 8th.
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Channel 7. 707.
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Probably on the air.
00:45
Charlotte to the area.
00:47
Oh, that's just be.
00:50
Yeah, we got to leave in the area, darling.
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You can move in different.
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Not happy.
00:58
All right.
01:03
All right for me.
01:07
You get, Deputy as well? You have another ended?
01:25
(number withheld).
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Round-office.
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You guys can go to 21.
01:45
(number withheld).
01:52
Code 3[1] testing, then away.
01:58
We can put engine 10 back in service.
02:01
Engine 8 will be out of service, farming the motor deported.
02:14
That'll be on the airfuel.
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That'll be on the airfuel.
02:22
Inter 31 on the scene.
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Ten, ten.
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Our three, car, two.
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Grab.
02:36
Excuse me, if you have 31 go right in front you, he's stripped right off of that, we can start hitting this, because it was pretty long.
02:48
Oh, both.
02:49
Gee, who's the line right?
02:56
Yeah,
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that's fine.
03:01
Heart keep this much.
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Card two.
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I'm going to say outkeep command.
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Why the reason we want this field, but we have a decent brush flutter going.
03:13
Ten,
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four, ten, ten.
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Ten,
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ten.
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This is there again.
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The area The area side, Dave,
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you can't see why it, sending into Whispers.
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That's just.
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Come on, oh, the groves, they're fired up from office.
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Oh, they've got bluest jokes for not doing that.
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Thank you. Thank you.
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On your arrival, pull up half million 15th parking.
04:48
All right, that's one person, 21's on scene.
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Is there a hygiene in front of you?
05:04
One telephone full up, Chief.
05:08
Okay, why don't you move up to the hydrant if you need water to come from there?
05:14
Tires up right.
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The car three, figure we need a water supply from the hydrant?
05:25
Yeah,
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definitely.
05:28
Take it in, there's lights off everywhere else.
05:33
Okay, do you need another handline in there once we get our water supply established?
05:39
Yeah, an inch and three-quarter would be great.
05:43
Okay, 191, why don't you start pulling a handline off of 31?
05:48
And then once we get the water established, we'll start feeding it.
05:53
Okay. Okay.
05:58
Uh, this question.
06:00
This is copy.
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This road is this voter.
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Yeah, we're going to see.
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We're actually right behind one of the street.
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Uh,
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areas, I don't like for housing.
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That's not a question.
06:15
Okay. Okay. Okay.
06:18
Okay.
06:24
Can you have been in the stretch?
06:28
Go ahead.
06:30
If you have another officer, can you have them to shut down bridge roads coming downtown?
06:40
Or a partner can do it?
06:45
So you make the bill for one through them?
06:57
The water coming on the red line.
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Redline.
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Redline. Like my word is good, everybody like you're not going to do anything.
07:22
I was just doing the air on the power and then have your driver getting ready to see them if it's in the water.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Code 3: Emergency response requiring use of lights and sirens.
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