Small bathroom ceiling fire in multi-family residence contained, Columbus OH
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a small fire in the bathroom ceiling of a multi-family residential building near W 9th Ave in Columbus, Ohio. The fire started in the bathroom ceiling and was quickly contained without spreading or causing injuries.
Audio|Source: Columbus Police Zone 4 Far Northwest
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Transcript:
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Engine 7, battalion 3 on the scene, 2.5-story,
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multi-family, nothing shown investigating.
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Engine 7's got accountability battalion 3 Chief (name withheld) Command.
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Stand by for 360.
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NG7, you're on scene of a 2.5-story, multifamily residents.
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Nothing showing. You'd be on investigating.
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N7 is accountability tanked-res command.
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One to three, do you need me? No.
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Two to one, you can cancel if you didn't copy.
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I got it. One to Columbus.
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He's putting all the Tanya 5.
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Copy Tanya 1.
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What's your card?
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Command's Measure 7.
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Go ahead.
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173.
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173.
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We got a small fire in a bathroom.
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Just give me a second to make sure it didn't start from the top and work its way down.
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The oxygen thought it started in the ceiling.
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I can't confirm yet.
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Use your location to Riverside Methodist.
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Okay.
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13, is that you getting ready to make the corner?
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Let's the ladder make 9th first.
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The ladder is 13, we're on the scene.
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25 is on the scene.
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We got a hydrant here at the high in the ninth jeep.
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Copy.
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Command from engine 7, the fire is out.
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However, it did start in the sand in the ceiling of this bathroom.
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We're going to start opening up now to make sure there's nothing above it.
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Hearing 6 information at North Broadway and High Street.
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It's going to be a light pickup truck partial tag.
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King Edward 9781 Eastbound that ran the red light and the driving erotic.
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Okay, I copy the fire out with the can that's in the fan of the ceiling.
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We're sending Ladder 13 in.
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Good container of the first two engines and two ladders myself.
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I'll just stand by two for getting the hole now.
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But Ladder 13 will definitely need a fan.
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We still got electric on in the place.
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We need to bring the fan all the way back.
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We're in the first floor for this Charlie apartment.
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Engine seven, we copy.
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Paying from engine 7.
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There's no extension.
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You can contain a tie-up and ladder 13 up.
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Command of Columbus, situation contained on East 9th, tie-up, engine 7, ladder 13 of myself.
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Ladder 13, ladder 13 outside.
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Just bring the fan.
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I don't need the box.
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I guess we'll keep the power on in here.
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Title III has situation contained at near W 9th Ave, tying up engine 7, ladder 13, battalion 3, all other trucks can get back in service.
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Timeout is 2004.
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5.003, Columbus 40-hour investigator.
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Time 3, we'll get you an investigator.
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Thomas from battalion three G, copy, I need a 40-hour investigator.
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Copy the time, sir, we're getting you an investigator.
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Commandist 7, you guys get it going out of the 10 alpha and I can clear.
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Yeah, Chief, we'll go to the 10 alpha.
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One, seven, four.
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Go ahead.
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Two Victor in the last run.
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Can you put me on my previous 4A?
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And then can you change the location whenever you're ready? Go ahead.
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Man, the climbers, I'm back in service.
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Engine 7, Cadd Marshall's in charge.
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Company's here, I'll go to 10 alpha.
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Follow up's going to be at (number withheld) Kimdale Road North.
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Happy.
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Thank you. You're welcome.
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Near W 9th Ave, Columbus, OH 43201
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