Emergency response to fire near train tracks in Jessup 

Transcript:
Squad 6. If you're not already committed, can you go back out for Brockbridge and Guilford, I'm going to have you be the stop lookout. I'm going to have you to stop, look out. I'm going to take that assignment if you would like. That's correct. Yeah, safety five. You can be the South lookout somewhere in the area of Guilford Road over the train tracks. And then I have a EMS1 as the North Lookout. And if you want, I'm only about a minute out. one unit to do level three accountability, that will be their sole responsibility is accountability of personnel operating around the tracks. Okay, rescue spot four, can you go ahead and handle that assignment? The accountability. That's correct. We're going to make a way up to you. Trader Nichols is going to bring you truck 45, engine 29 and engine 27's accountability tag. 12-4 cops. At a 29-29 chauffeur, are you ready for water? ready for water. Just let the P.O. know it's probably going to be about 8 or 900 feet. You could send it by 1,000 gallons. Man, Sue is Stacy P. worker on the train tracks that provides us to these tracks dead end into the waste management facility. Can you just go around the area and then just verify that and then just be on the lookout for any trains coming out of the waste management facility? I copy. I'm currently over on the Dorsey Rung Roadside. Trying to get to Buck Bridge, I'd have to be positioned. Engine 5 is fire alarm. Handel by police warrant service. Okay, engine 5.1. Make for you, Farley. to the northbound lookout. Medics 48 Fireland. Go ahead. We're going to be status of the mechanical. Okay.

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