Fire crews contain junk vehicle fire in Santa Clarita, Santa Clarita CA
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a fire involving junked vehicles in Santa Clarita. They contained the fire to a junk pile and used heavy equipment like loaders and forklifts to move cars and gain access for firefighting efforts.
Audio|Source: Los Angeles County Sheriff, Fire and Aircraft - Santa Clarita Valley
05:28
Transcript:
00:00
It will be out an extended period of timing and start move-ups if you haven't already, and then we have no need for utilities.
00:09
And move-ups have been made.
00:17
Trevor,
00:19
I see you from Division Alpha[1].
00:22
Go ahead.
00:28
So four frog is stopped or contained it to just the junk pile that we have here.
00:33
Based on whatever 117 finds on the other side, I believe we are going to be heavy equipment for sure to get some of these cars off of each other so we can get in there.
00:45
So I see copies.
01:01
Hey Alpha[1] from Charlie[2], we're gonna start a flow in this aerial, you guys in a good spot.
01:11
Give me one second, I'm gonna clear it out for ya.
01:16
Gabby.
01:22
L.A. Trevor, I see you.
01:33
Elie agent 134 was asking what unit you had to under the allergic reaction in 333's area.
01:57
Let me start me an excavator.
02:08
117 go.
02:12
Hey chief, we just made access from the south.
02:15
We do have a front loader with forged on it and another forklift coming with us in your direction.
02:22
I'm not thinking we're going to need some of the equipment.
02:25
But yeah, we do have good access from the south, the main entrance.
02:32
I copy that and can you use units on that side?
02:41
Access to the fire, but I'll let you know when we get there.
02:49
I copy that.
02:50
Let me know when you get there. We got 135[3] standing by and then if that heavy equipment is going to be enough,
02:58
then just confirm that and I'll cancel the request for the excavator.
03:12
All right, you're going to eat nosers 6.
03:17
Thank you.
03:35
Agent 134. We are available.
03:38
We'll take that call in 134 area in place of 103.
03:45
We'll be north on 14 south of Rancho.
03:48
Looks like a non-contact.
03:54
We'll be in round.
04:02
To be firm, your timer about 10 minutes, one zero.
04:07
That copy, you can stop the timer.
04:14
Trevor, I see from Alpha[1], Alpha.
04:16
Trevor, I see from Alpha[1].
04:20
Alpha[1], go.
04:29
Loader forklift, heavy duty.
04:31
Once we get some of the fire knocked down, we'll get them in here and see where cars we can move and I'll give me an update on the heavy equipment.
04:40
Sounds good, you got 117 with you.
04:48
Flip now.
04:55
17 is going to be working with you and then we got 135[3] here if you need another unit back there.
05:06
Let you know.
05:11
I'm also getting the vehicle north on at Avenue.
05:13
I'm also getting the vehicle north on at Avenue F Sam.
05:25
Thank you.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Alpha: Phonetic code "Alpha" identifying side A, division, or low-priority response in emergency communications.
[2]
Charlie: Medium-priority medical response or designation for the rear (Side C) of a structure.
[3]
135: Possible battery - domestic violence
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Santa Clarita, CA
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