Rubbish fire at Home Depot parking lot, Valley Stream NY
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According to the dispatch call, responders were dispatched to a rubbish fire in the lumber section or parking lot of the Home Depot near West Green Acres Road and Circle Drive West in Valley Stream. A second alert was issued and multiple units responded. The fire was confirmed and then reported gone.
Audio|Heard on: Nassau County Fire - East
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02:29
Transcript:
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Flight, I'm from Valley Stream.
00:02
This is on call.
00:05
It's 3404.
00:09
343 and 346.
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I'm asking you respond.
00:13
Your rubbish fire.
00:14
In the lumber section of Home Depot,
00:18
near West Green Acres Road,
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off Circle Drive West.
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0458, dispatcherate.
00:50
Firecom Valley Stream with a zone call.
00:52
Units 344-4-343-346, resty respond, rubbish fire,
01:00
and a lumber yacht,
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lot,
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and Home Depot,
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near West Green Acres Road, off Circle Drive West.
01:09
Like I'm in the Valley Stream unit.
01:16
On Valley Street with a second alert for rubbish fire in the parking lot of Home Depot, near Green Acres Road west, off Circle Drive West, all units to respond.
01:34
0503, this bat's at 36.
01:50
Valley Stream with a second alert all units to respond for a rubbish fire not at home depot near Green Acres Road west of Circle Drive West fire gone 4469 22 h.
02:08
was a 9504
02:19
343, we got a couple calls from 714, dating, guarantee and confirmed rubbish for there.
02:28
23. 23.
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Location mentioned:
Green Acres Rd S, Valley Stream, NY 11581
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