Small brush fire brought under control in Centennial
WildfireFire crews responded to a small brush fire that was limited in size and not spreading quickly. The fire was quickly controlled after crews established a barrier around it.
Audio|Source: South Metro Fire Rescue
02:55
Transcript:
Engine 42. I'll see that a small brush fire approximately 20-top by 25, burning a light flashy fuel that's creeping at this point with no direct movement in any specific direction. We'll be in command of stretch and inch the court for fire attack. We'll be angering off the street. 20 approximately 20 to 20 by 25 creeping not in any specific direction. I've seen it at 724. You can pick up the block and we're able to access off the side street. Tower 45 you can pick up. Tara 45 you can pick up. If I didn't take it, I'll take Valley High Commence. 42, Slushing, Command, at some 25th. Command, Sighton. Command, Sight 4. Command, standing four. I'm walking up. 24, go ahead. I'm on scene and I'm not seen command. We stop the forward progress of the fire. Continue brush 41 non-emergent. The battalion four, you're on scene assuming command, you stop fresh progress, continue, brush 14, register. 728. No, pressure just 41.3. No, pressurgeon 41, 2nd. Position out of the way and meet up with engine 42. alpha and see what they need there. 41 copy. Just fast command, correction. Command, tension, tension 42. All right. We got a wet line in place all the way around. We're going to scratch line now. Statement. Command, go ahead. Mark is the incident is under control. Copy under control. 730.
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Location mentioned:
E Orchard Rd & S Tower Rd, Centennial, CO 80015
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