Propane grill fire near residential home on Starling Dr, Lincoln NE
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a fire caused by a fallen propane grill that was burning near a residential home on Starling Drive. The grill still had a full propane tank and was about 15 feet from the house. Residents were advised to evacuate while firefighters worked to control the fire and turn off the propane tank. The structure showed no visible fire damage at the time of the report.
Audio|Source: Lincoln Fire and Rescue
03:33
Transcript:
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Battalion 2, Engine 6, Engine 12, and Truck 12.
00:05
Zone 182, Fire Bravo[1].
00:08
At near Starling Drive.
00:11
Respond on TAC 3[2].
00:13
Battalion 2, Engine 6, Engine 12, and Truck 12.
00:18
Respond to Zone 182.
00:21
Fire, Bravo.
00:23
At near Starling Drive.
00:26
Respond on TAC 3[2].
00:42
For 12 route.
00:45
Let's addion 2, engine 6, engine 12, truck 12, verifying response zone 182 for fire B, near Starlin Drive.
00:55
For a grill that fell over, actively on fire, does have a full tank of propane, approximately 15 feet from the home.
01:02
Occupits advice to evacuate, you're on Tech 3, Tech 3.
01:05
Inj12 is on location.
01:06
We've got nothing showing from a single-story, small residential.
01:10
We do have parties coming out to the front yard.
01:12
Engine 12 will have command to be in the offensive mode, investigating.
01:16
We'll stretch the line inch of three-quarter and the Charlie side.
01:22
Dye to receive into 12th on location of a small one-story house with nothing shown at this time.
01:27
It'll be operating the offensive strategy investigating engine 12 has command.
01:34
Engine 6 location.
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Truck glove location,
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part three stage.
01:43
Oh yes, we still got a grill, no flame, still leaking propane.
01:52
Engine 12 to truck 12, why don't you fire up your four gas monitor, come up and monitor around in the area? I'm going to try and get the bottle turned off.
02:00
Engine 6, level 1 stage for now.
02:05
Injit 6 received, level on stage.
02:09
Truck both clear.
02:15
I'm Ted, you want that firm? My version?
02:17
Charge?
02:20
Oh,
02:23
let's charge that line.
02:28
Sorry, repeat that.
02:33
Charge engines report.
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Proceeds charging.
02:40
Did you on location.
02:49
Command in the dispatch.
02:53
Factory.
02:56
Go ahead.
02:57
Go ahead. Go and get the duty inspector ahead in our way.
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Specter Hosniger received direct.
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Dispensual mean route in OMDT.
03:09
I've got you added.
03:14
Dispension.
03:17
Clever, John Gilles.
03:21
Yeah, wind direction.
03:28
Wind is coming from the west at five miles per hour, west five miles per hour.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Fire Bravo: Moderate-priority fire response requiring timely but not immediate action.
[2]
TAC 3: Tactical radio channel 3 used for operations and incident communications.
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Location mentioned:
Near Starling Dr, Lincoln, NE 68516
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