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Fire damages garage with unsafe roof in Luzerne CountyLuzerne County PA

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Luzerne County, PA

Firefighters respond to a large garage fire in Luzerne County with an unstable roof and heavy fire in the attic. Water supply issues occur when the hydrant breaks, prompting the crew to establish a secondary water source. Fire spreads in the attic and walls, and crews prepare to defend the area to prevent brush fire.

Audio|Source: Luzerne County Fire - Fire South and Operations Channels
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Transcript:
00:00
Be advised the roof on the D side over the garage is unsafe.
00:10
The roof on the D delta side, 10 floor.
00:19
165-166, we're opening the hydrant.
00:23
Headforth.
00:32
All units from operations, still we get water, nobody enters the building.
00:42
226 to come in.
00:47
Go ahead.
00:50
We're all on the structure. We couldn't get more than 3 feet in.
00:54
You have heavy fire in the attic blown out on our Charlie side.
01:01
All right, 10-4[1]. Are you, you're not in the building, are you?
01:08
Negative, we're on a lot.
01:11
All right, that's what.
01:15
165 to 166.
01:17
You're gonna lose your water again.
01:19
The cap blew off.
01:20
I'm going back to the hydrant.
01:25
What was that much?
01:29
The 5-inch cap that we couldn't get off,
01:33
just blew off, halfway back up, so we're gonna get this from back up.
01:37
You're gonna lose water for two minutes.
01:44
Alan, we're going to have to get a different water supply. This hydrant itself broke.
01:51
Okay, operations.
01:53
We need to get another line from another hydrant.
01:57
Alright, ten four.
01:59
One six six to Luzerne. Give me an additional engine on this and let's find a secondary water supply.
02:09
Ted Ford.
02:11
Your best I can do is going to be 220 Rock Street in Houston is the closest, unless you want to pull it from Laurel, but it'll be farther away.
02:22
Okay, one-sixth command.
02:26
God.
02:30
Next two engines the CAD pulls is 148 and 165.
02:34
I did hit the off-duty tones. You want to go with them or go to the last one?
02:40
Just go to the last one, have them come down Rock Street from Houston.
02:44
They're probably going to have to finish Houston's way. They're going to start it.
02:48
And also go to my next new rip, please.
02:56
And four...
02:59
1666 Command was there.
03:02
Command.
03:04
Hi Greg, call the water company. The first hyphen is defective. Just let them know it's on Laurel Street for when you call me about.
03:15
Also, utilities were also notified.
03:20
104.
03:26
166, command of return.
03:30
One six six.
03:33
Fred, you're saying the closest one is on Rock Street, there's not another one on a row.
03:44
Two-twenty-six chauffeur operations.
03:50
Got.
03:53
Okay, I don't know if anybody advised, you got fire out the rear of the attic space.
03:59
Yeah, once we establish the water supply, we're going to go defensive here.
04:06
10-4[1]. Also, you might want to get a line out the back,
04:10
or otherwise we're going to have a big brush fire.
04:16
All right, I can't get you anything right now so we get water.
04:24
Okay, we'll try to contain it here with a can.
04:29
Jeff, can we utilize the two and a half back there?
04:36
Yeah, what's going on here is the fire is starting to run the walls
04:40
because now it's starting to come out in the middle of the middle of the wall here in the rear.
04:46
So if we get the two and a half, we can put some water in the static space.
04:51
I can't have a two and a half time to see.
04:57
Okay, one-six-six men.
05:02
Go ahead.
05:06
Closest hydrants, the one on Rock Street in Houston.
05:09
The next one on Laurel Street is going to be past the credit union.
05:16
We're trying to hit the one on Rock Street.
05:20
Copy. You still want Losselin to come down through Houston?
05:25
Yeah, the Air Force.
05:28
Gotty, 152.
05:30
I don't copy.
05:32
Coming down Rock Street from Easton.
05:36
Tedford, I believe Houston is starting to hit the hydrant, but you're going to have to finish their connection.
05:41
Copy. Where is I turn out on the Rock.
05:45
In front of near Rock Street just past the entrance to the middle school, or primary center.
05:52
Copy. Copy.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement / Affirmative / Message received

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