Fire crews battle structure fire near San Juan Trail, Tucson AZ
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, firefighters responded to a structure fire involving multiple trailers near W San Juan Trail in Tucson, Arizona. Several engines coordinated fire suppression and water supply operations. Battalion command was established to direct access routes and hydrant connections. The incident involved active coordination of multiple responding units working to control and contain the fire.
Audio|Heard on: Oro Valley Police and Pima County Sheriff
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02:57
Transcript:
00:00
Structure down low for fire search, fire attack.
00:03
We're going to need another truck to go to the second trailer on top of the hill.
00:10
Fire alarm copies.
00:11
San Juan Trail, near south and west cross streets.
00:20
Fire engine one's in front of us.
00:24
Engine one, engine two.
00:31
Tango 719, go ahead.
00:33
Mike Juliet Alpha 9 Golf 3.
00:38
If you want, we can probably grab the hydrant if you want to run up to that second house and we'll just get a line from Engine 15 to use so you both have water supply.
00:47
Engine 15, this is.
00:48
No, for 15, this is Engine 15.
00:51
Both will be accessed through that same driveway.
00:54
Do you say there's access so I can get through there?
00:57
That's affirmative.
00:58
Both trailers running.
00:59
Access through that same driveway.
01:01
I 100 left.
01:05
Eighty-six to forty-two.
01:07
Correct, number withheld.
01:08
Three number withheld.
01:11
Copy thirty-seventh elevator.
01:14
Thirty-six, you are covered by one.
01:17
Three number withheld fox romeo.
01:21
I'll be at Paul Vernon and thirty-seven.
01:23
Thank you, number withheld.
01:24
Interpower twenty-two fire.
01:29
This is number withheld.
01:36
Tango number withheld, truck.
01:38
Tango number withheld, go ahead.
01:40
What's over in the alpha?
01:41
number withheld,
01:43
Valencia, you are.
01:45
Good morning, this is Engine 15, we copy.
01:49
We'll pull all of the lines off our truck.
01:51
I believe we're going to be able to grab the lower fire with the red line.
01:55
Got another firefighter extending the transverse to the upper one.
02:01
Engine One copies, we're on our way to San Juan Trail.
02:04
Squad One on scene.
02:06
I have the tape of that line copy, second twenty-eight.
02:09
Go ahead. Lima X-ray Alpha Seven Romeo Three.
02:12
Two number withheld. Battalion One's on scene.
02:18
I'm at the hydrant.
02:22
Command, Battalion One.
02:25
Battalion One, this is command.
02:29
This is 15 from Battalion One.
02:30
I copy that you've got slides off your truck to both the trailers.
02:34
Engine One is assisting you pulling lines to the back of the trailer and we've got Engine Two making your water supply.
02:41
I'll go ahead and take command and reassign you fire tech.
02:45
Thank you.
02:47
Fifteen copies, fire attack.
02:49
Leave that line dry on the line for now.
02:51
We might be able to get this out with tank water.
02:55
If not, if there's tank water we can grab somebody else's tank water.
Disclaimer:
This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
W San Juan Trail, Tucson, AZ 85713
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