Controlled burn near highway 81 and old greenville highway, Anderson County SC
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, a grass fire near highway 81, old Greenville Highway, and Bethany Drive was reported and investigated. The fire was found to be a controlled burn and posed no threat to structures or public safety.
Audio|Heard on: Anderson County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
04:22
Transcript:
00:00
24, I've been all the way down Highway 81 to 81 and more road.
00:04
Have you got any more details on this?
00:07
Do you need to go ahead and stay by with Station 6 for this fire at Bethany Drive?
00:15
Negative. The caller originally said that it was Highway 8 at 81.
00:22
They then say that it was Old Greenville Highway at 81 North.
00:30
Gaila 6.
00:33
You can stand by with them if you'd like to at this time.
00:37
Currently it's classified as a grass or woods fire.
00:39
Getting closer just structures at the time.
00:43
Otherwise,
00:47
no other notes noted on this fire.
00:51
104, if you would have all the stage, all of the 13 a stage at 81 and Highway 8, I'm all right around at Moore Road and 81 and see if I can locate anything.
01:02
104, I'll go ahead and stay on Channel 1 in case something else comes up.
01:06
All the eyesivating changes when I get out there.
01:10
104.
01:12
Any...
01:13
104, I'll let you do it.
01:17
1303, making 4.
01:19
Go ahead.
01:21
Just advise, and I carried it through there a little bit ago, and when you get the 81 and 88, if you take a left, about the third house on the left, had a lot of smoke coming from their yard, but that was burning yard debris, it may be that.
01:35
Ten, four, I got an old Greenville done, appreciate it.
01:38
Ten, four, sir.
01:40
Turn for man, six.
01:43
Anderson, nine, sixteen, seven, twenty-eight, Greenland.
01:48
I-16.
01:50
I-16-24.
01:52
The last year again.
01:55
Command SIG.
01:56
Fire distinguish hitting hotspotspots.
01:58
Shaped 24, I'll be 10-A and route to 153.
02:02
I'll copy.
02:05
6-54-24-24.
02:07
13 again.
02:11
Anderson, X106, Canadian Cat.
02:14
I love it.
02:17
X106144.
02:21
Danestine 22, okay.
02:25
Fire, Cole, you can show engine 13,
02:28
on scene near Highway 88.
02:33
I'll advise momentarily.
02:35
It's going to be a controlled burn.
02:38
22 can first?
02:40
I've got to be on train, near Highway 88.
02:48
That's right, I was through.
02:53
Hello, sir, go ahead.
02:57
You shall have five minutes on, please.
03:01
Copy, you should have both hands on fee?
03:04
Fire Control, Engine 6 en route, Grass 6 en route, good.
03:12
Andrew is six on and gratt six on plane.
03:19
Forming grass six is on scene.
03:25
Grass six and engine six one both on scene.
03:30
I'll copy both units on scene.
03:36
Engine six horns, man.
03:40
Go ahead.
03:45
Just keep an eye on my truck, I believe we're some patient back here.
03:50
Got me.
03:54
Fire toll, command 13.
03:56
Captain 12, we can pose, station 1.
04:00
Central 401-6, signal 49 times C.
04:04
Copy.
04:08
Station 4, same by.
04:09
Command 13, good.
04:12
East Street and Magnolia Lane, Timmy.
04:17
This is going to be a control burn.
04:18
You can cancel all units to show us from the station.
04:22
Command terminated.
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SC-88, South Carolina
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