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Semi-truck carrying ammonia catches fire in Tucson, Tucson AZ

Fire & Arson

Reported: 10/5/2025 08:59 AM

Tucson, AZ

A large semi-truck caught fire in Tucson. The truck has a placard indicating it is carrying ammonia. Responding units were instructed to hold a safe distance of 300 feet south of the truck.

Audio|Source: Tucson Police/Fire Citywide

02:8

Transcript:

00:00

Edge 379 is on the theme of a large semi-truck that is on fire.

00:05

We do have placards on the side.

00:08

All units hold off at the safe distance until I can clarify what the truck is carrying.

00:18

F-150.

00:20

It's current and his 27 comes back as a Class G.

00:24

George also current.

00:28

12.

00:30

9 o'clock.

00:32

My two to control, radio check.

00:41

Revenger West is code for us.

00:46

20,00.

00:52

338, fire.

00:56

Fire engine 338.

00:58

You can cancel.

01:01

I copy cancellation and service.

01:05

Fire from command.

01:07

Command, fire.

01:11

You can cancel the extra suppression in Medic.

01:15

Check. Hager 332, fire?

01:19

Copy, I'm switching to two.

01:21

Check. Medic 331, fire?

01:25

Termite 331, copies direct, and service switching.

01:28

Check.

01:32

Level 2, 1036, interrupted.

01:35

3030 North Albarito, suspect of still 23.

01:43

Try to see plan? Three.

01:49

Sorry, alarm from command.

01:53

We have a report on the placard being ammonia.

01:57

We have a report on the placard being ammonia.

02:01

All units responding will be staging 300 feet to the south of the truck.

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