Brush fire near Little Spokane River possibly caused by lightning, Spokane County WA
WildfireFirefighters are responding to a brush fire of about 200 square feet near Little Spokane River, Washington. The fire is believed to have been started by lightning. Crews are working to access the area west of the river and northwest of Reflection Lake. Multiple units including brush trucks and water tenders are involved in fighting the ongoing fire.
Audio|Source: Spokane City and County Fire / EMS Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Rush Fire, Brush, 23, Brush, 21, attack,
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22, attack, 22, attack, 21, brush 22, tender,
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22, 2, 20, attack, 36, brush 111, tender 111, enter 111, brush 121, brush 121, East Valley Chapel, Rose and...
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This is bad you try to break it out.
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Now we're going to move this over down there.
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The engine 42 from Reflection Command.
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That's right, 440.
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420, go ahead.
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420, go ahead. This is a route.
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Charlie Connais.
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Valley Engine 2.
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Latter 8,
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166.21. Engine 42 from Refleshing Command.
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Charlie Call, engine 41, 18, East A Street, Channel North Primary, unconscious person.
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If that's user one around.
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Two zero one in browsers will be on that room, A3.
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Just about Charlie,inate.
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Sally and donate, go ahead.
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Just 5-5401-1-1-240 miles All right is an 8-4 miles south of the address and call? Did you go on the East Indian Indianapolis fall? So Ladder Includes the training Indiana moving left down Indiana on the Indiana College League Training Copy just south of Reflection Command
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We're trying to see out an access to this thing.
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Any chance we could make access via the highway, see if there's anything coming in control.
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Okay, early call, Valley Engine 8, 16621A, Indiana Avenue, Channel, Valley Primary, difficulty breathing.
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Oh, Agent 2, copycancel.
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Victim 41, 70-year-old female, once working on a blather pose.
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Now we'll alert with abnormal breathing at 441, Station 41.
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We're on back.
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That's brush 22 in route.
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Rush 22 in route.
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The caller reports this will be approximately three-quarters of miles south of the others in this hall.
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Near the river, approximately 200 square foot brush fire, possibly caused by lightning, moving wet-down, trying to determine where the color was calling from.
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For us 22 received.
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Dispatch engine 41.
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And some 41, go ahead.
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We're on seeing this. ...agogy, man.
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And some 41 on the Jackman.
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Dispac man. Did you know if that ALS ambulance go, please?
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Copy ALS ambulance, go.
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Teller engine 8, 72-year-old female difficulty breathing, also advising two-venging back pain.
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This will the apartment Ox Trot 1-103.
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You have AMR 112 by 90 in Barker.
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Oh, stay covered.
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420 and 242.
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You have any 45th in the area.
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reported a column of smoke.
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Pina is also possibly in the area one of the callers decides we were talking to them.
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I'm doing further.
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This will be reflecting demand.
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Okay. And also,
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if you get a calling party name, that might be a help to us.
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I'll be working on that now.
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And Ms. Best, you can show 301 in the area as you can locate.
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Copy 201 in the area 101 in the area 1011.
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Question 42 for Reflection Command.
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Good. We are currently on the left side, the reflection lake.
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We've been unable to gain access.
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We're going to bounce out to Elk.
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Little Spokane River, Washington
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