Wildfire spreads across multiple properties in Bexar County 

Transcript:
It's a pretty thick, sir. Well, one off, so that's clear. I've got (name withheld) that's going to be going to the next property west and trying to make access, and there's six-five. Drush 161 from command. RELAWROWRRRIN. RECD, RAN, RAN, RAN, RAN, RAPT, and make access to the back-Nor-ROM property. 16-15-4-1-11-3, respond. We'll keep going around. 7-3-R1. 7-3-R0. 7-R1. 7-4-4-2-R-R-R-R-Rap. 6-0-6-0-6-0-7-Mountain. Command from Brush 123. Brush 123. My phone number is in the CAD for Battalion 115. Please call me. Recease. Receive. Two. We got a full far. AC 201 from command. AC20. I need you to contact your heavy brush 1015. Tell them to exit back out to the street and go to the next property. Engine 218, McClure on progress. 4218 Medina, Cross Streets, Molina, and Mickeyin. Respond on Mutual Aid, and Mickeyin. Respondon, Mutual Aid, 6, Delta 7. Engine 38, Nick Bross. Cross Street, Malia, and Mickeyin. Respond on mutual aid, 6, Hill to 7. And into 161, officer. 161, officer, go ahead. Yes, the first heavy brush from Petit that was back here was able to knock down that fire on the fence plane. Poteet 1015 on the original life trips they're in. There are some flare-ups over here that they can hit that make the useful on this property they're on right now. That's clear. If you can make use of them, you know, work on containment with both those heavies, then let's keep them back there.

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