Fire in closet of two-story home on 6th Street, Springfield IL
Fire & ArsonA fire was reported in a closet of a two-story residential building near 6th St in Springfield. Fire crews initially saw no visible fire outside but confirmed flames inside the closet. The fire was controlled using a water can. Command was established near 6th St and multiple units responded to assist.
Audio|Source: Sangamon County Public Safety
02:54
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 4 is on scene.
00:05
We have a two-store residential structure, nothing showing.
00:09
Engine Force is servicing and passing command.
00:19
Copy engine four nothing shown.
00:24
Seeing that hydrant.
00:34
All units, this is engine four level one stage.
00:41
Engine 1 is on scene.
00:43
I'm going to establish near 6th St Command.
00:46
Four, I'm going to give you my firefighter.
00:54
We got a two-story wood frame residential.
00:58
Small, nothing showing.
01:00
Four is not investigating.
01:02
Got a car in the driveway locked up. Command post be located outside.
01:09
Okay, turn four.
01:17
Engine four, send engine three in, truck one's coming in to assist.
01:23
All of the units,
01:24
level one stage and take the rigs.
01:40
building, so please call out your location so we can get the others covered.
01:45
It's open up.
01:55
We're telling ones on scene, assuming command.
01:59
Second truck can cancel.
02:03
South East Side, Lancer.
02:07
10 for us.
02:09
We have the southeast side.
02:11
That's 6-7-2, you got the northeast, northeast side.
02:16
Okay.
02:18
Battalion 1 from engine 4.
02:21
Go for command.
02:25
Yeah, we got a fire in the closet.
02:28
When we have the door closed, we're getting ready to open the door.
02:35
Coffee, do you need line?
02:39
Yeah, we're getting the line.
02:44
38.
02:51
If you got a water can up there, hit it with that.
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Location mentioned:
N 6th St, Springfield, IL
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