Brush fire extinguished near intersection of highways, Johnson County KS
WildfireFirefighters responded to a brush fire near the intersection of K-7 and K-10 highways in Kansas. Multiple fire engines and ladder trucks were sent to the scene. The crews worked to extinguish the fire and controlled all hot spots. After the fire was put out, fire units began clearing the area and stood down.
Audio|Source: Johnson County Kansas Fire and EMS
06:35
Transcript:
00:00
K-7 command dispatch, go ahead and start me to additional brush engines.
00:03
K-7 commands requesting two additional brush engines.
00:06
One fifty-two transporting the norm.
00:08
Michael, 152, transporting Monoron.
00:10
K-7 command, engine 56 operator.
00:13
Teller command, let's hear you.
00:14
Hey, see this spot this down here south of me, I want you guys to go down there and catch that with your red line.
00:20
Copy. Graph, brush fire[1], brush 95, brush 73, southbound K-7 at K-10.
00:28
No, brush 95, Quint-90 responding.
00:31
Rush 95, Quint-90 responding.
00:33
Engin 22.
00:34
Engine 22. Engine 22.
00:37
Go on the Rapposition 21 for training, please.
00:40
Indian 22 and that 21?
00:41
Ladder 73 to dispatch can you attach a ladder that rush fire? You can rush 73?
00:47
Letter attached you call.
00:49
Graph,
00:50
brush fire[1], ladder at 7 at K-10.
00:55
Jameson fifty six-rate, eight-seven command.
00:57
This south, seven most part of south.
00:59
K-7 command copies.
01:00
Delo of command.
01:01
Command. You may, go ahead.
01:02
We got a fire out[2] down here.
01:03
If the brush creek had a little bit more water, we wouldn't mind playing this down.
01:07
Coffee is like an extra read to come down and spray some more water.
01:12
If the brush rig has more water, chief, we could use it, but not needed.
01:16
Medical Fungent 43, Medic 1143, (number withheld) Maple Street.
01:23
Do you guys need the brush truck to come down and help you with anything? There's nothing else out of you other than the Ernie Miller call, correct?
01:30
That's correct, Chief.
01:31
We're good here. We have a fire out[2].
01:32
I copy.
01:33
Number 156 clear.
01:34
May 9156 clear.
01:35
The 915 clear.
01:38
Go ahead, Chief.
01:39
Correct, Chief.
01:40
I'm going to send Florenex's back up to you as well to help out.
01:44
Send 4th, thanks. 104. Fresh 56 is almost out of water.
01:47
That copy, Brett 56 almost out of water, but next to still have some water.
01:51
Yeah, vote. We've gotten almost all the fire.
01:53
I'm just hitting some hot spots right now.
01:54
Command copies.
01:55
Engine 76, command, you can sell off engine 93 if you need to.
01:58
You'll brushwigs.
01:59
Remain, copy six, EG96.
02:00
42, transporting at that's shining mission.
02:02
1142, transporting out of the whole shunning mission.
02:04
Lider's 93 to K-7, command.
02:06
Do you want us to continue with our brush?
02:07
117, that's negative, you can clear.
02:10
577 copies, thank you.
02:13
Command dispatch, you can clear both brush units that we're coming in.
02:17
Command advising that brush 35 and birth 73 can clear.
02:20
The air and version 95 clear.
02:23
Point 90, version 95 clear.
02:24
Command 2, truck 52, if you've got your fire out[2] down there, you all can clear.
02:28
Thanks to help.
02:29
Agent 23 and quarters station 21 21.
02:33
Engine 23 and quarter station 21.
02:35
Ended 22 in traffic.
02:36
End in 22, quarter station 21.
02:38
K-7 command dispatch, you can show fire out[2].
02:41
K-7 command advising fire out[2].
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
brush fire: Wildland or grass fire incident
[2]
fire out: Fire has been extinguished
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Location mentioned:
KS-10, Kansas
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