Fire crews respond to structure fire near Weller Road, Gregory MI
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews from multiple townships, including Hamburg and Central stations, responded to a report of a structure fire near Weller Road in Iosco Township. Tankers and engines were dispatched to the scene, and nearby stations coordinated to provide coverage for additional calls.
Audio|Heard on: Livingston MI Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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01:20
Transcript:
00:00
Hamburg Fire needed for a tanker to a structure fire in Iosco Township, near Weller Road.
00:09
They're requesting a tanker for Hamburg Township.
00:12
Their traffic's on Emmer 1, 1750.
00:16
Central Captain Towns en route.
00:19
Captain 10 to the structure fire, 1751.
00:26
Central Tanker 11 responding to the scene.
00:30
Tanker 11 of the structure, fire 1752.
00:33
Thank you.
00:35
Central T5.
00:37
Go ahead, sir.
00:40
Just FYI, Station 5 is manned, and we're going to cover our own calls and Unidilla calls from Station 5, so just on the radio.
00:49
Okay, clear.
00:57
Central Engine 761 responding.
01:01
Engine 761, 1757.
01:05
Central Engine 761 responding to it.
01:09
Engine 6761 is what?
01:13
Enrol 2.
01:15
I'm Claire, I got you en route, 1757.
01:18
Central Brushberry to arrival.
01:19
Central Brush for each your arrival.
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Location mentioned:
Weller Rd, Gregory, MI 48137
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