Firefighters respond to active fire near Hart Street 

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Command from (name withheld) 8022. We have a six set up just north of the fire. We'll buy a pallet stack. We're going to start for now. Stand by. Refer to dispatch. 2150 Hart Street. (name withheld) fire department. Time out 10.7 hours. Stand by. Referred to dispatch. Officer, thank you, correct. Now, let me see. Thank you. Officer. 9.10 and 9410 beat. Go-no. No. 94010 and 94-10 beat. Go-no. Ambulance 861. Six-person. 16706. West 87 Avenue. Time-out, 10-2 hours. Six-person. Go ahead. Gee, do we contact with the railroad? That train is setting down my flow traffic for my tankers. 10-4[1]. 48-20, go ahead and try it off and up. I'll copy that 9810, 93108804. Go ahead. I'll say it my chief. 3301 to Central. Say it one more time. You can hold Central and let me know about the train that they can check that railroad down so we get them our tankers across here. The tankers do not have to go past the railroad tracks. There's a hydrant inside of that. We just stopping the hills. It's right on the north side of the street. Lake Hills will fill up here and all the tankers can fill up here. Copy that. All the tankers, 7300, West 15, North Side of the Street. 7,300, West 15, north side of the street. There is a hydrant. You do not have to cross the track. Anything along your traffic? Eleven, here comes your water, but it's going to be flow. Seventy-341, Senator. I'm going to be back at service. Our tender is poking now. Suzy-1-11 now on the fire-outs-1. Claire, thank you. You're welcome, sir.

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