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Controlled burn spreads to sheds and buildings near Old Joppa RoadMassac County IL

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Old Joppa Rd, Illinois 62960

Fire units responded to a reported structure fire near Old Joppa Road in Massac County, Illinois. The fire was initially thought to be a controlled burn but spread to additional sheds and buildings. Multiple fire engines and tankers were dispatched to manage the fire. Deputies confirmed the fire was started by a neighbor as a controlled burn that spread unexpectedly.

Audio|Source: Southern IL and Western KY Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
Intention,
00:02
Matt, accounting fire, please respond.
00:04
You're going to be Old Joppa Road, Old Joppa Road, Old Joppa Road,
00:08
if you call them a box, drop your fire, colors, and pass your by.
00:12
State of the age is a device-booked.
00:36
Titch,
00:38
Massac County Fire, place response in the Old Joppa Road, Old Joppa Road, and Joppa Road.
00:45
Color devising evil leaves hear me a possible structure fire.
00:49
They need to see black smoke in what looks to be a building that's on the ground and on fire.
00:55
Just seeing anybody out with those not sure what's going on.
01:01
314-0-56 that the structure park.
01:15
We can get out there and confirm that we can watch the fire department now.
01:18
It's probably going to be a controlled burn.
01:22
Caller's devised that they tore down a bar.
01:26
It's going to be a neighbor and that the wood and the shingles on fire.
01:31
We said it's rolling a lot of smoke.
01:33
That can be while we're getting on with cold.
01:45
One's got a control burn on a barn.
01:48
Okay.
01:50
Oh, you're good for.
01:53
The arm that he's torn down with shingles on it.
01:57
Three is on the black smoke.
01:59
We're going to get any out there to confirm that it's control.
02:05
No.
02:06
Nobody went around yet.
02:08
Hold them out.
02:09
I can find out for sure.
02:16
Stay on.
02:27
Air Force. Control,
02:30
but they advise it was the neighbor that did it.
02:35
Two, four. Yeah,
02:39
we got eyes on it now.
02:41
Yeah.
02:52
Can we hear us up?
02:57
Hey,
02:59
Mike.
03:04
Sounds like, sorry, on the ground.
03:06
Oh, let's see what happened.
03:07
Oh, let's see what happened. Oh.
03:16
Oh, this is in you my fire unit.
03:23
One, Massa.
03:25
Got it all right.
03:28
F1 conservation is unseen.
03:31
I've got deputies on scene. I've got deputies on scene as well.
03:33
It is going to be a control burn.
03:35
Somebody is burning a bar in the airport now.
03:40
If you want to have everybody reporting the station, that'll be fine.
03:47
Mark, one, still got any truck down here.
03:49
There's a building on fire.
04:09
What's your last traffic?
04:15
We're still going to these county fire out here.
04:18
We've got out of the buildings on fire as well.
04:24
County fire units, deputies just advised, do not discontinue, they need you all to send trucks out there.
04:31
There's now another shed on fire.
04:33
Please respond.
04:35
It's going to be Joppa Road and Old Joppa Road.
04:37
A control fire that spread two other buildings.
04:42
Okay, stand for us.
04:44
Uh, county station, go ahead and roll, welcome to the truck fire.
04:53
One from 14.
04:57
Yeah, go ahead.
05:00
Yeah,
05:01
Mike, there's going to be two drivelies to get to this year.
05:11
I was trying to figure out which is going to be the best.
05:15
They're kind of deep down in here.
05:21
Where the squad cars are, I'm going to, there's some personal vehicles there.
05:26
I'm going to try to get them moved for you, which engine back here.
05:37
Ten for us,
05:39
we'll probably need to get tankers back here one at a time, so try to clear it out.
05:46
That's him for you.
05:47
It is going to be...
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Tankery and tanker out operation.
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One in route.
06:00
Section 1, 10.4.
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Thanks your tanker 7 in route.
06:15
104. 10, 4.
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Next roll.
06:20
Mediq-12, go ahead.
06:23
Do we go ahead and proceed on out there?
06:28
10-4[1], if you don't mind, if we'd like to get you for standby.
06:32
We were discontinued and now we're getting reports that it's caught another shed on fire.
06:37
If you all can do, stand-by there at the scene.
06:41
10-4[1]-7-4-7.
06:45
Stand-4.
06:53
At the look, T2.3,
06:56
it's going to be better stepping in the second drive,
07:00
which will be,
07:03
which will be, which will be, uh,
07:07
had, what, cars out of the drive.
07:09
One cars are in the next driveway.
07:12
And the kind of turn to go back here as well, it's going to be.
07:17
there's just two trees of very low range and all.
07:25
I think I copied that.
07:27
You're freaking up really bad.
07:37
Go past the driveway if you see a squad car.
07:41
You'll actually drive just a little bit past the fire and it'll be the next driveway.
07:47
You'll see,
07:49
have them turn in right past where my truck is sitting and they can drive straight back to it.
07:58
Tim Ford, I think they're going to get there for me.
08:01
I'm on the way, but I'm going to be a few minutes late.
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10-4: Acknowledgement / Affirmative

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