Fire crews respond to townhouse fire in los angeles county, Los Angeles County CA
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a residential townhouse fire in Los Angeles County. The fire began on the exterior and spread to the interior and attic. Multiple units coordinated to supply water and attack the fire. Command was established near Doherty Road, and safety and resource deployment were managed on scene. No personal names were disclosed.
Audio|Source: Verdugo Fire Red 1-8
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Transcript:
00:00
Fire crews responded to a townhouse fire with smoke showing.
00:05
These are individual townhouses.
00:09
Unit is on scene.
00:12
Affirmative.
00:14
We have two-story townhouses with smoke visible, crews continue attack.
00:22
One unit on scene at two-story townhouse with smoke showing.
00:27
All units can be assigned.
00:31
Thank you.
00:32
We will get water supply established.
00:46
We're responding to Los Angeles County.
00:47
Affirmative.
00:50
Acknowledged.
00:59
Water supply is being coordinated.
01:07
Water supply confirmed.
01:20
How would you like to proceed?
01:23
Do you want an alternate entry?
01:26
Teams will enter opposite side and proceed with attack.
01:33
Copy that.
01:37
Please provide status update when able.
01:40
Copy.
01:41
Okay.
01:44
Assignment for second unit.
01:48
Go ahead.
01:50
What is the status?
01:52
One unit is involved.
01:55
Approximately four units involved.
01:58
Additional resources needed.
01:59
Second hose line needed at rear of unit.
02:03
Exterior fire has spread to interior.
02:09
Is this unit separate or attached to others?
02:17
It is a stand-alone unit.
02:24
Copy that.
02:26
Confirm location.
02:31
Acknowledged.
02:32
Command will be established.
02:35
Command will be known as Doherty IC[1].
02:38
Command post will be on north side adjacent to driveway.
02:41
Stand by.
02:54
Command is established at the designated location.
03:03
Copy.
03:07
Acknowledged.
03:17
Is fire in first or second division of structure?
03:24
Reporting location near Sycamore Street.
03:32
Copy.
03:36
Acknowledged.
03:37
Yes.
03:38
Okay.
03:39
Officials noted.
03:43
Units assigned to fire attack and truck operations.
03:50
Acknowledged.
03:51
Acknowledged.
03:52
Fire attack in progress.
03:53
Confirmed.
03:54
Unit engaged.
03:58
Driver acknowledged.
04:01
Truck unit acknowledged.
04:03
Confirm ladder placement on structure, then back group assigned.
04:09
Affirmative.
04:12
We are in position.
04:13
Note there is a gap between buildings.
04:16
Ground ladders will be used.
04:19
Further update.
04:20
After 360-degree assessment.
04:23
East side fire started outside and spread to attic.
04:31
Request crew on east side.
04:38
Stand by for assignment.
04:42
Command copy.
04:51
Confirm safety status.
04:58
Copy safety.
05:02
Acknowledged.
05:04
Confirmed car involved.
05:10
Engine unit reporting.
05:14
Acknowledged.
05:18
Confirm water supply for fire attack.
05:27
Confirmed.
05:28
Water source secured for engine unit.
05:32
Acknowledged.
05:38
Assign exposures to remaining crew.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
IC: Person with overall command and responsibility for managing an incident or emergency situation.
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