Fire crews battle structure fire in Somerset, Somerset PA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a structure fire near East Union Street and North Kimberly Avenue in Somerset County. Multiple engines established hydrant connections and coordinated suppression efforts near Main and Pleasant streets. Firefighting units worked together on ventilation, water supply, and scene management until the incident was contained.
Audio|Heard on: Somerset PA Fire-Tac Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Regional Chief Somerset,
00:02
maybe we can get a car of police vehicles out to East Main and Pleasant.
00:06
Close it off.
00:11
Received.
00:17
We're live.
00:18
We're ready for water.
00:22
Chief from engine.
00:26
Go ahead.
00:28
How do you want us to come in?
00:35
Come straight up Union,
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take that hydrant at the corner of Union and Kimberly,
00:43
and come to the alley where we had the garage fire with the five-inch.
00:49
Engine copies.
00:52
Regional Chief Somerset, let the burn out.
00:55
We're on two hydrants,
00:57
Kimberly and Union at Main and Pleasant.
01:02
Chief from the hydrant, we're ready to send it.
01:06
Okay, talk to Truck Eight.
01:10
Chief Engine Six Hundred and Three approaching scene.
01:15
Come to Pleasant behind Truck Eight.
01:18
Man fire to A side.
01:21
Chalkade from the hydrant.
01:23
We're ready when you are.
01:26
Hydrant, go ahead and send water.
01:29
(name withheld) show engine 653 on scene.
01:32
Received.
01:39
Command interior status.
01:45
Interior look at three status.
01:52
Take that one, command.
01:54
Can we get some ventilation?
01:57
Copy.
02:03
You want that the front door alpha side?
02:10
Great.
02:13
Receipt.
02:16
Command to Somerset Water was on the fire probably about 5 minutes ago.
02:24
Received. Somerset, pick up one engine on scene.
02:29
Received.
02:33
Command is one.
02:37
Come down towards me and stand by.
02:45
Six hundred and seven, tanker one responding.
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Received.
02:52
Motor coming.
02:55
Six hundred and one, engine 607 , work the feed bill instructions.
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Six hundred and seven,
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Pleasant and Kimberly, there is a hydrant up there.
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Stage on Union and send your manpower to Engine One to the Charlie side.
03:21
Stand by.
03:26
Hey Chief, how's the basement check?
03:31
Received.
03:35
Command 603 Tracker approaching instructions.
03:42
The tanker can go back.
03:47
Copy.
03:50
Engine 607 going to scene.
03:53
Received.
03:55
Engine 601, we're out.
03:58
Engine 601, you're connected to the hydrant.
04:03
Okay, 601 engine hydrant, okay, open hydrant.
04:07
Venture violation, Florida.
04:10
Charging the line.
04:14
Command to 643 engine.
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Good.
04:21
Your location?
04:23
I'm down Patriot.
04:26
Okay, turn on to Kimberly.
04:30
Coming the wrong way on Main to the Alpha side.
04:45
Six hundred and three portable four Somerset.
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Accidental activation.
04:53
Three 50. Command to 623 crew,
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assist with ground ladders all four sides.
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Copy that.
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Command Squad 602 at Pleasant Avenue and Main.
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Come up to the Map Waterflux store.
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You have a cascade on there, right?
05:28
911's responding out front.
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901, that's received your responding 0748.
05:39
Nine hundred and two on scene requesting you target the CVS parking lot.
05:47
Squad 602 , one thing.
05:50
Here is you.
05:59
Injured, it was half three.
06:00
Can I get a report?
Disclaimer:
This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
E Union St & N Kimberly Ave, Somerset, PA 15501
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