Fire near bridge at post office holds traffic 

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45 fire please ma'am. Go ahead, Tempe, 45. I've got the fencing that has been requested apparently to the scene to keep the cattle out right here at the bridge at the post office. Give me just a minute here. Before, I'll wait your word for it for High Street. He looks down there. 104. (name withheld) here, 771-2. Seventy-45, I believe. You're going to have to hold them down there, or 377-8. Hold them down there. They can't get in here right now because of the charged line all the way down the route. But we'll let you know when it's time. I'm up here with the farmer. Copy that. I'm going to bring him across the bridge while I have an opening and stage him at Main Street and Red Lion Avenue. Tracto, am I correct? And you hear who that might have been? It was a gentleman from Airville Fire. His name started with a brief or B it was a while ago. But he seems to get rough to the farm and he should be back to the backhoe or track go. Okay, yes. Is there a long time meeting next? Just a heads up. If anything goes, we're going to speed him down ourselves, okay? Follow up and see if they're still doing Tenga Task Force, because I see they have trucks going all the way up the road here reproaching the LVH. So do you know if you still have tigers in that to fill up down here or what they're doing? I believe it's going to be subject to change at this point. I know they're pumping down the creek but subject to change because they still got a good bit of fire they're working with. 13-2-7-1. 13-2, go ahead. I have media at Felton and Joel. Where would you like them? He can send them down to 772 and he can send him to High Street. They can park probably down behind the fire hall there by the baseball diamond or something and do what they want from there. By the baseball diamond behind the fire company.

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