Firefighters respond to brush and structure fire near Shiptontown Road, Lexington NC
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, firefighters responded to a brush and structure fire near Shiptontown Road in Lexington, North Carolina. The fire involved about two acres of wood and field, threatening a nearby structure. Multiple fire units attended to contain and control the situation.
Audio|Heard on: Davidson County Fire
Listen to dispatch call
05:40
Transcript:
00:00
I'm all being on the scene chipping town.
00:02
Kent Baker, it's all working for.
00:14
The units respond to near Shiptontown Road.
00:19
Authority of Taker, 48, small working fire.
00:27
That's what is Brush 91 on the scene,
00:31
Chiketown.
00:33
We copy Brush 91's on the scene of Shipping Town.
00:36
We copy Brush 91's on the scene of Shipping Town, not 48.
00:45
Tanker 48 and 48 past you got off.
00:50
We got tanker 40.
00:51
One stop, please.
00:58
Tanker 48, did you have traffic?
01:02
Take the 1901.
01:08
The engine 92 is now.
01:10
The 9.
01:13
Engine 191 on track.
01:16
2.48 C.com.
01:22
All 48 is been released by Command 56, Pima Roadway, boat.
01:32
No. No. I'm copy.
01:34
You're releasing all 48 is Pima Complete, 14502.
01:42
56.
01:46
So come in.
01:48
And do you still need Modic 7 on standby, sir?
01:53
Negative, I think we should be good.
01:55
Two, four, I'll release this, sir.
01:56
Thank you.
01:58
Miss, ma'am.
02:03
This, ma'am.
02:04
Two,
02:06
four, man, 56.
02:07
Please advise you could clear.
02:10
Three, four, show us for that.
02:13
Two. Twenty,
02:19
a high point.
02:24
20 copies.
02:29
I'm D.C. 991's on the same.
02:32
I'll be assuming Shiptontown Road Command.
02:35
Confirm I'm working fire.
02:39
Say again in the row.
02:42
Anyone on seating,
02:44
assuming command, confirm working fire.
02:50
2191 on, let's see.
02:57
Engine 191, copy on see.
03:03
D.C.991, click on.
03:07
D.C.91, go ahead.
03:11
Click on. Probably go have an acre to acre and a house.
03:14
I also threatening a structure with a field fire.
03:18
Go ahead read dispatch for additional brush truck or stock 39 with a brush drop.
03:24
Take hold the chat.
03:30
E. Temple.
03:36
Ants and I didn't have me.
03:40
Enjoy it. Watch here,
03:43
fine.
03:51
Majority. Edge 248, 2.249, 2.m.
03:56
Enjoy it.
04:01
Q91, you're on main dispatch.
04:02
If you'll switch over to the attack channel,
04:05
please.
04:11
Your head, power on command 91.
04:15
248. Y'all need more manpower down there.
04:20
Yeah, 10-4[1].
04:21
This is probably going to be more of about two-acre wood fire and a working field fire threatening structure.
04:32
I'm in right to you, Rose.
04:34
Take him on, emergency.
04:36
Get them home, emergency.
04:39
Okay.
04:43
Station 43 of command 91.
04:45
All right.
04:48
Go ahead.
04:51
You need that's going to stand by for Section 91.
04:57
I was fine if you all say, Brian.
05:01
I'm still going to walk around it.
05:04
Okay, for information if you do need the item for a stroke with a creep.
05:12
Agent 248, seecom, you show me in a route to assist, 991.
05:16
Clark, May 991.
05:19
In 248, cut.
05:22
Todd.
05:29
48, 48, 48, 48, so in traffic, 248.
05:34
48, 48, 38, 38.
05:38
Seagom, engine 92 is going to be on 202.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment / OK
Disclaimer:
This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
Shiptontown Rd, Lexington, NC 27292
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