As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a reported brush fire of at least two to three acres near Lakeshore Road and High Point Road. Units coordinated access and water supply from nearby ponds while working to stop the fire from reaching nearby cabins.

Brush fire spreads near cabins on Lake Shore Road

Okay, I don't know if we're able to access. It was spunk. See if we can get into (name withheld). We might have to use portables to get up over, but we got the pond on the Christner Road right below the bears in the cricket field. That's our guaranteed water right now. Correct. We also, when we come up and look here the other week, (name withheld), we can get to (name withheld). Portable pumps there. There also. Okay, doesn't matter. I'm going to try to get in back in here and try to get up around it, but we've definitely got at least two to three acres burning. We'll try to go from there. Tanker 613 en route. This is a GT from the brush. There is also a small pond there on High Point Road that we can tack into with an engine. Might be a quick access for a quick knockdown. 617 Chief, 618 Chief. Go ahead. Do you want my brush and my engine too? (name withheld), your brush. I don't want it dumped. I totally don't want it dumped. If you know what I'm saying. Yeah, I'd like to leave the tanker back. Somerset 618. Chief, can you get the caller back on the line? Obviously, I can see it, but I'm having trouble gaining access to it. Very see, we took multiple calls. I believe one of them lived at (number withheld) Lake Shore Road, I believe. Okay, stand by on that. It's all the way back in here. I'm getting there. Correction, (number withheld) and then one at (number withheld) South Akers Road. King One responding. Okay, I'm on the scene. Trying to gain access here. Put me on the scene. Received. Still trying to contact DC. Six hundred and 18 deputy, come around if you want. Highway, we got here at stop time. You are good. Somerset, 618 chief. Okay, chief. Okay. Probably between me and 617 , have 620 on standby. In their station, we're at 617 . Do we get things under control up here? How long is 620? Stand by. Yeah, so I'm coming off the hill here at the brush. You're clear back in through the gate, aren't you? 7 Somerset, we're responding. Just have all units Somerset come back Lakeshore Drive. Just keep coming all the way back. They'll run into me and then they'll be able to gain access back here at my pickup. They'll see me. Somerset 618, Chief, do you copy me on my portable? Hey. County Brush 617, you're out. 6. Tanker 617 from the chief. Chief, I want you guys to turn around, come back to town. We don't have any water in town if you guys are out. Brush nine from the chief. Go ahead, chief. Come back Lake Shore all the way. You'll see me. You'll see where to turn into the cabin. You're going to come up to me. The next unit in, brush unit in, has to go past the beginning of the fire and try to stop it. It's going towards some cabins. We got to try to make that push. That's the most important right now. Deputy from the chief. Go ahead. Okay, you're on Lake Shore Road. You're going to take basically Alpha Bravo side of the fire, and then you stay connected with me and I'll stay on the Charlie Delta side. We have to try to get above it from it's going back back in towards the lake, sort of. Pretty safe. I'm just about to. I'm on the Shale Road now, so I'll be there in a 2nd . But we're gonna have to start staging. Can we, you got a pile of equipment coming. Can we get everything back in there and off the road so we can maneuver? Yeah, yeah, it's plenty hard, solid ground. Get the initial burst back in and then we'll have to basically run a tanker two at a time in. Out. Brush three, turn your headlights on. 618 to chief. Go ahead, two. Coming down all from his elbow. What's your wishes for this unit? Right now, I want you guys to come into the scene. I'll be able to utilize you either on my side or deputy side of the fire. I'll get a fill site established with one of the other units coming in. Copy that. I'd also get all the leaf blower you have. Leaf blower is going to help on this. Affirmative. Six hundred and 18 , 1st assistance to chief. I just stopped by the station. I am on my way. I have all three battery operated leaf blowers in my truck. Copy that, thank you. If you guys, I can get up on the Hunting Road access that if we need to come down from the top side. I have a key to that gate. That's received. We're not, we're not at that level yet, but we got to make a push on the deputy side on that Alpha Bravo side. Good job. Go ahead. All right, I'm at Lakeshore and Glade Mountain. I just want to keep coming straight back to Grove Road right now, the Glade Mountain. Correct, yep, just come back Lakeshore all the way. Yep, back Lakeshore, you'll run into his brush line when you get up there. Make a right, you're going to come out through the field to me. We're going to get on this upper side. Yeah, I'm coming back to you. I got both tankers and also I got the 63 also coming. Okay, that's received. I'm going to send you guys to the deputy. You're just going to keep going out Lake Shore, get a hold of (name withheld) on that end. I got my brush and guys already working on this end. All right. (name withheld), you're going to stay out the field. I'm going to try to get it from these cabins here. I can get a tanker up in here or a brush. We'll cover this next and come ready up to me. Chief to 618 tanker. Go to tanker six. We are just turning on to Lake Shore Drive right now. I've received this from all the way back. You'll see us back here. 66, same traffic.

Okay, I don't know if we're able to access.

We might have to use portables to get up over, but we got the pond on the Christner Road right below the bears in the cricket field.

Correct. We also, when we come up and look here the other week, (name withheld), we can get to (name withheld).

I'm going to try to get in back in here and try to get up around it, but we've definitely got at least two to three acres burning.

There is also a small pond there on High Point Road that we can tack into with an engine.

Might be a quick access for a quick knockdown.

Chief, can you get the caller back on the line? Obviously, I can see it, but I'm having trouble gaining access to it.

I believe one of them lived at (number withheld) Lake Shore Road, I believe.

Correction, (number withheld) and then one at (number withheld) South Akers Road.

Six hundred and 18 deputy, come around if you want.

Probably between me and 617 , have 620 on standby.

Yeah, so I'm coming off the hill here at the brush.

You're clear back in through the gate, aren't you?

Just have all units Somerset come back Lakeshore Drive.

They'll run into me and then they'll be able to gain access back here at my pickup.

Somerset 618, Chief, do you copy me on my portable?

I want you guys to turn around, come back to town.

We don't have any water in town if you guys are out.

The next unit in, brush unit in, has to go past the beginning of the fire and try to stop it.

You're going to take basically Alpha Bravo side of the fire, and then you stay connected with me and I'll stay on the Charlie Delta side.

We have to try to get above it from it's going back back in towards the lake, sort of.

I'm on the Shale Road now, so I'll be there in a 2nd .

Can we, you got a pile of equipment coming.

Can we get everything back in there and off the road so we can maneuver?

Get the initial burst back in and then we'll have to basically run a tanker two at a time in.

Right now, I want you guys to come into the scene.

I'll be able to utilize you either on my side or deputy side of the fire.

I'll get a fill site established with one of the other units coming in.

Copy that. I'd also get all the leaf blower you have.

Six hundred and 18 , 1st assistance to chief.

I am on my way. I have all three battery operated leaf blowers in my truck.

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews are responding to a reported wildland fire with full station assist near Lakeshore Road and Glade Mountain Road in the Fort Hill area of Elk Lick Township.

Wildland fire at Lakeshore and Glade Mountain roads

Station 618, 612, 613, 617. Working wildland fire. Full station assist. Lakeshore Road at Glade Mountain Road, Fort Hill, Elk Lick Township, Fire Ops One.

Lakeshore Road at Glade Mountain Road, Fort Hill, Elk Lick Township, Fire Ops One.

As discussed during the dispatch call, radio traffic reports a brush fire covering at least two acres along Lake Shore Road and Glade Mountain Road in Fort Hill, Elklick Township, with no structures reported endangered. An additional rehab unit was requested.

Brush fire spreading near Glade Mountain Road

10-03, at least two acres burning, spreading, not endangering any structures. Lake Shore Road to Glade Mountain Road, Fort Hill, Elklick Township. They want to hit you out for an additional unit for rehab.

10-03, at least two acres burning, spreading, not endangering any structures.

Lake Shore Road to Glade Mountain Road, Fort Hill, Elklick Township.

They want to hit you out for an additional unit for rehab.

As discussed during the dispatch call, radio traffic reports a woodland or brush fire of at least two acres spreading near Lakeshore Road and Glade Mountain Road in Fort Hill, with no structures reported endangered. Additional brush units and tankers are being requested to respond.

Two-acre brush fire spreading near Glade Mountain Road

Chief, caller reporting at least two acres, if not more, burning. Lakeshore Road at Glade Mountain Road, Fort Hill, Oakland Township. Fire is spreading, not endangering any structures. You requesting additional resources? Yeah, yeah, give me at least, give me at least 06:12 , 06:13 brush units and tankers starting that way. Also, give me Garrett County Company 60 brush unit. 36 chief. Station 618. Station 618. Alpha response, Woodland Fire, Lakeshore Road to Glade Mountain Road. Elklick Township Fire Ops One. Where is it? There was a show brush at 18 out. Brush at 18 , Fire Ops One. Six 13 assistant one responding direct.

Chief, caller reporting at least two acres, if not more, burning.

Lakeshore Road at Glade Mountain Road, Fort Hill, Oakland Township.

Fire is spreading, not endangering any structures.

Yeah, yeah, give me at least, give me at least 06:12 , 06:13 brush units and tankers starting that way.

Also, give me Garrett County Company 60 brush unit.

Alpha response, Woodland Fire, Lakeshore Road to Glade Mountain Road.

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