Vegetation fire near San Pasqual Road in San Diego, San Diego CA
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WildfireAs discussed during the dispatch call, a medium vegetation fire was reported near San Pasqual Road and Old Milky Way in San Diego. Multiple fire engines and a battalion unit responded to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Orange and San Diego Counties Working Incident 1
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01:44
Transcript:
00:00
San Diego, vegetation fire medium.
00:03
Engine 134 and engine 132.
00:07
San Pasqual Road and Old Milky Way near Old Milky Way.
00:13
Old Milky Way.
00:19
You attach us to that investigation at Crossway and South Pacific.
00:22
We believe it to be somewhere where we've received a phone call earlier of someone complaining the same thing.
00:35
I copy, Lifeguard 2176 en route.
00:41
Engine 144?
00:44
Engine 144.
00:47
Could you post us back that Marcos Fire Station Four area shows AOR?
00:56
Chief 2302 is requesting me to his cell phone (number withheld).
01:04
We are releasing Engine 233 running.
01:07
Engine 233 or 232 is going to be approximately 20 more minutes, so I do not have my cell phone (number withheld) on me.
01:16
I.
01:28
San Diego, vegetation fire medium, battalion 131, engine 131, and engine 136, San Pasqual Road and Old Milky Way near Old Milky Way.
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Location mentioned:
San Pasqual Rd & Old Milky Way, San Diego, CA 92027
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