Small brush fire near McClendon Road in Indian Brook Forest, Matthews NC
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, a small brush fire re-ignited near McClendon Road in Indian Brook Forest. Forestry and fire units were dispatched. A neighbor had burned a small pile of leaves, and flames appeared when the wind picked up.
Audio|Heard on: Union County and North Carolina State Fire
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01:30
Transcript:
00:00
Station 20 Forestry Service, small brush fire,
00:03
36, McClendon Road, near McClendon Road in Indian Brook Forest.
00:07
You're operating on Charlie, see Charlie.
00:13
I'm 101, 201, 201, status check.
00:22
2-1, do you have an additional brush fire, they're on Charlie, see Charlie.
00:31
Okay.
00:36
Rescue 20 is he down?
00:40
Rescue 20, go ahead.
00:45
Did 2-1 ever clear up from that met go?
00:48
Negative, they're still on it.
00:54
Okay, you can show a 202 and we're out to that brush fire.
01:05
Station 20 is intuitive, you're going off for a small brush fire, 36,
01:09
McClendon Road, between Potter Road and Seneca Drive.
01:14
The caller is advising there's a small brush pile that looks like it's going to re-ignite.
01:18
The neighbor was burning a small pile of leaves today.
01:22
I can see some flames when the wind picks up.
01:24
The caller's going to meet you at their door near McClendon Road, if you'll need it.
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Location mentioned:
McLendon Rd, Matthews, NC 28104
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