House fire reported with attic involvement in Westernport, Westernport MD
Fire & ArsonFire crews respond to a house fire with smoke and flames visible in the attic area. Multiple fire units work to control the fire and prevent it from spreading to nearby structures.
Audio|Source: Allegany County Fire
04:43
Transcript:
00:00
Okay. Western Port, Morgan Housefire. Tanger 18, Taker 9 requested. 156, Morse Avenue, Western Port, Morgan Housefire. Tancor 18, Tanger 9, requested, 1935. 10[1]. 22. 2.22. I'm turning 2 in from 39. On the B.C. C.D. Corner. It's not compromised yet.
00:29
We're going to pull that ceiling and try to stop this before the roof is all the way comes in. 3-4, forward to Allegheny, across the catch. 6,000, have one. Do you have a skunk tank set up right there? Try it again for Chief 19.
00:54
You're not going to get any more water on your line, rescue engine 19. We do have enough tankers for the port of tank. Chief 19, you're walking all of your traffic. Lieutenant, Elliot, the ladder on, soft, Elsa, once you get in out of that window. Ten, four.
01:18
engine route. Tanker 18, TN, 1937, house, plus six and one. All right, they're getting it down. Chief, did you copy that? I sent two in from 39, back here in the washer and dryer room. It's not compromised yet. We're going to try to knock this attic fire down. Captain 22, Engineer Whetzel. Go ahead.
01:46
Once the Tiger's dunk, send them down to Main Street at the old barbershop, right up from our fire station, and have them fill there. And forth. Yep, the Chief 10[1]0th. All right, he had pre-7-1 from service for it. All right, Chief, we've got two lines right here working. 38, got the window, we're out.
02:16
We're going to try to knock the fire down in their vent hole, and then 39 has the line in front as well. Go ahead. 37-1 returning 1938. So, ma'am, can you put it in rescue in our station, please? 10[1]. 10.2[2]. 2.2. You need a relief for anybody out front. I got 17 back here.
02:45
That can be a release crew. All right, these are not to watch report. Is water supply in a different channel? Rush 19-19. That's negative as of yet. That's negative as of yet. One, non-count. You know, it'll buy us up 38. And one's going to be an ALS for a lot of you know.
03:14
All tankers are filled up. It's not here on Main Street by the station, the hose, and range already under the hazard. Yeah, we're trying to get a hold of them. That we need a few point two. Okay, I know you're a little bit. You know, you're a little bit. When you find out the fuck for something. Absolutely. You don't know what I'll get anything else. I'm going to switch all the tankers over to Alpha 6, too, now that we've got a shuttle going.
03:42
Okay, I think 19's standing on that for me, whoever that is, just let them take charge of it. Receive, break, all tankers, units involved with water supply, switch over to Alpha 6-2, Alpha 6-2. Okay, huge, New Sanker 3-9, can you do a secondary patch for us? 17, get more pressure.
04:03
70 for engine tanker 72. Stand by, the Bloomington Fire Department. Lieutenant Elliott, uh, come around to the Delta side meet me.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10: Affirmative/Message Received
[2]
10.2: Acknowledged/Understood
Disclaimer:
This was transcribed by AI and may contain errors. Please verify the information independently.
Location mentioned:
Westernport, MD 21562
Correct
Incorrect
