Fire in apartment exhaust fan causes smoke, no spread, Flagstaff AZ
Fire & ArsonA fire started in the exhaust fan of an apartment near 10336, causing smoke but no fire spread or visible hazard. Fire crews are checking the building and helping residents.
Audio|Source: Coconino County / Flagstaff Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Apartment near 10336 appears to be an exhaust fan that caught fire smoldering.
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Engine 4, Matali 1 can't pull a break. Battalion 1, do you copy? Battalion 1 copies.
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Copies? Engine 3.
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Battalion 1.
00:29
Telling one, injit three.
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Hey, there's some folks on the other side of the building, I see them sitting in their cars. So once you make sure that it's all clear,
00:37
it might be a good idea to just walk around there and let them know so they can go back inside.
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Copy is all dead. Did you say it's over on the side where we all parked?
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It's on the east side where I just pulled around.
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And just two copies, thanks.
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Pump 3.
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Pump 3, engine 3, go ahead.
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I want to stand the building with the engine now. Anyone want me to go talk to them?
01:15
Yeah, that'd be great.
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Rescue 3 is going to go upstairs just to double check. Make sure everything's good upstairs, but I don't see it being a problem.
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Pump 3 coverage.
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Please.
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I haven't tell anyone.
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Yeah, I ended up going back.
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It was residents from the actual fire apartment that were sitting in the car, so they're all good. I don't see anybody else over here.
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Flagstaff, AZ
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