Fire on third floor of retirement facility checked and secured, Bonita CA
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a fire on the third floor of the Canyon Village Retirement Facility in Bonita, California. They checked walls for heat or fire spread and secured the utilities. A water restoration company was called to assist with water damage after the fire was controlled. No personal details were disclosed.
Audio|Source: San Diego City Police and Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Engine 36, Medical,
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7 Echo[1], 7 Fox[2] Struts, near Balboa Avenue, Canyon Village Retirement Facility, Unit 206, near Claremont Drive and Mount Kulagra Avenue.
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Engine 36,
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7 Echo[1], 7 Fox[2] Strut.
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Lock the ground.
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Engine 26, Medical,
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7 Echo[1], 7 Fox[2] Strout, 5044 for street, 5044 for STT, unit rear, near 50th Street and Euclid Avenue, Engine 26,
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7 Echo[1], 7 Fox[2] Strout.
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All four away from the rig.
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526 copies showing go available away from the rig.
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September 8.41.
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Division 3, 3, 3.14.
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Goodbye. Matt Brass 824.
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Call back, invite.
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Division 2 from my scene.
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Go for Division 2.
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How they're looking on your floor?
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Middle damage,
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majority of the water directly in the hallway.
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A minimal salvage.
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We're just pushing some water.
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Copy to East Farron is in company for Division 3.
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That's a challenge is 30.
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If he's in 14, you're going to go to Division 5.
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Division 3, Direct.
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facility,
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the town's closeware, for many available totally left.
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Division 3, I see you're going to get, 1914.
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I can't drop these, yeah.
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24 Metro cancel response.
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BLS tend to handle brake engine 19 metro.
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Yeah, Senator's Palmface to May 24, low 3C, 727 after this time.
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Division 2 from our Division 3.
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Go ahead, speed visor in low volume.
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Division 2 from Division 3, how do you copy?
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Hello, go ahead.
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Truck 45 captains coming down to you to show you a location in the wall where I'd like you to open up and just to rule out any heat coming from the second floor.
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Rick, I see from Division 3.
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Division 2 copy.
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Three guys, you go ahead.
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I see from Division 3.
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So we have a wall in question, and we're just checking for extension.
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Right now, as you may have heard, I'm having Division 2 look from below to make sure that the no heat or no fire is in the wall below to roll that out.
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So we're opening quite a bit of walls up here.
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We just have a lot of office space that we have to maneuver through.
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I'll keep you posted on what we find.
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I see copy
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Two are Vista-Medic 39 and engine 6.
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Medical 6 Charlie, 6 Delta, near Melrose Avenue.
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Unit 39.
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Near Main Street and Rancho Drive.
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2AVista Medic 39, and engine 6.
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6 Charlie, 6 Delta.
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Metro?
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Do we have anyone working on utilities? We still have power on third floor.
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Do you copy? Stand by.
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Truck 14, truck 14 engineer,
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can you work on that, utilities?
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Trent 14 copies.
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Break, truck 14 engineer, you copy direct utilities.
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Truck 45 engineer from IC can you assist with out as well.
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All divisions from IC, all divisions from IC.
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We have a water restoration company.
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You should be here in approximately 10 minutes.
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We want to focus on finding the source that caused the fire more so than the water removal.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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7 Echo: Highest-priority emergency medical or radio response, typically for burns/explosions, under Protocol 7 Echo.
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7 Fox: Assignment or use of designated radio channel or talkgroup "7 Foxtrot" for communication.
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Bonita, CA
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