Large debris fire with 20-foot flames at Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz CA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, a large debris fire with approximately 20-foot flames was reported near Bonny Doon Road in Santa Cruz County. Multiple fire units were dispatched. It is unknown if anyone was attending the fire.
Audio|Heard on: CalFire CZU - Dispatch, Command, Air Attack, Air to Ground
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01:43
Transcript:
00:00
Latine 1713 into 1773 Company 32.
00:04
Debris fire near Bonny Doon Road across the county of state's trail and three o'er road, Felton out 1750.
00:23
1813, 1713, 7073, company 32,
00:27
debris fire, near Bonny Doon Roads across the county and state.
00:40
Feltry repeating tone 9, battalion 1713, engine 1773, company 32, debris fire near Bonny Doon Road across the county of states.
00:49
Feltzanat 1750.
00:52
Felton at 1750. The felon, the battalion 1717 responding.
01:01
1713 responding.
01:03
Break, into 1773.
01:05
Confirm response.
01:11
Southendence, 1773 responding.
01:15
Engine 1773 and battalion 1713 responding for debris fire.
01:20
Near Bonny Doon Road.
01:25
RPs is stating there is a large debris fire,
01:30
approximately 20 foot flame lengths, unknown if it is in attendance.
01:34
At 1753.
01:41
Battalion 1713, copy.
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Location mentioned:
Bonny Doon Rd, Santa Cruz, CA 95060
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