Approximately One Acre of Grass Burning
614 Terminal Way
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Summary
- Firefighters are managing a one-acre grass fire near a rail yard in San Pedro, California, caused by a train grinder. The rail line has been shut down for safety.
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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 614 Terminal Way.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 614 Terminal Way.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 614 Terminal Way.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 614 Terminal Way.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 614 Terminal Way.
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I didn’t know terminal Island had grass.
@LosAngelesUser1423168801 underrated comment
I was wondering why I was smelling smoke earlier. It was making my headache worse lmao . Glad it was put out quickly tho
LAFD: [KNOCKDOWN] Grass Fire; INC#0866; 01:19PM; 614 E Terminal Wy; https://bit.ly/3Q9AsUd; San Pedro; Forward spread of the fire has stopped. Approximately 1 Acre. No injuries reported.
FS 40; Batt 6; South Bureau; Council District 15; BC6 E112 E36 E40; CH7; 18; Jamie Stewart
Watch Duty: Liam Winstead • Manager of Operational Intelligence & Mapping 1 minute ago • May 27 at 2:19 PM Resources are now mopping up and will be on scene for 1 to 1.5 hours, per unit on scene.
I didn’t know terminal Island had grass.
@LosAngelesUser1423168801 underrated comment
I was wondering why I was smelling smoke earlier. It was making my headache worse lmao . Glad it was put out quickly tho
LAFD: [KNOCKDOWN] Grass Fire; INC#0866; 01:19PM; 614 E Terminal Wy; https://bit.ly/3Q9AsUd; San Pedro; Forward spread of the fire has stopped. Approximately 1 Acre. No injuries reported.
FS 40; Batt 6; South Bureau; Council District 15; BC6 E112 E36 E40; CH7; 18; Jamie Stewart
Watch Duty: Liam Winstead • Manager of Operational Intelligence & Mapping 1 minute ago • May 27 at 2:19 PM Resources are now mopping up and will be on scene for 1 to 1.5 hours, per unit on scene.
I didn’t know terminal Island had grass.
@LosAngelesUser1423168801 underrated comment
I was wondering why I was smelling smoke earlier. It was making my headache worse lmao . Glad it was put out quickly tho
LAFD: [KNOCKDOWN] Grass Fire; INC#0866; 01:19PM; 614 E Terminal Wy; https://bit.ly/3Q9AsUd; San Pedro; Forward spread of the fire has stopped. Approximately 1 Acre. No injuries reported.
FS 40; Batt 6; South Bureau; Council District 15; BC6 E112 E36 E40; CH7; 18; Jamie Stewart
Watch Duty: Liam Winstead • Manager of Operational Intelligence & Mapping 1 minute ago • May 27 at 2:19 PM Resources are now mopping up and will be on scene for 1 to 1.5 hours, per unit on scene.
I didn’t know terminal Island had grass.
@LosAngelesUser1423168801 underrated comment
I was wondering why I was smelling smoke earlier. It was making my headache worse lmao . Glad it was put out quickly tho
LAFD: [KNOCKDOWN] Grass Fire; INC#0866; 01:19PM; 614 E Terminal Wy; https://bit.ly/3Q9AsUd; San Pedro; Forward spread of the fire has stopped. Approximately 1 Acre. No injuries reported.
FS 40; Batt 6; South Bureau; Council District 15; BC6 E112 E36 E40; CH7; 18; Jamie Stewart
Watch Duty: Liam Winstead • Manager of Operational Intelligence & Mapping 1 minute ago • May 27 at 2:19 PM Resources are now mopping up and will be on scene for 1 to 1.5 hours, per unit on scene.
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I didn’t know terminal Island had grass.
@LosAngelesUser1423168801 underrated comment
I was wondering why I was smelling smoke earlier. It was making my headache worse lmao . Glad it was put out quickly tho
LAFD: [KNOCKDOWN] Grass Fire; INC#0866; 01:19PM; 614 E Terminal Wy; https://bit.ly/3Q9AsUd; San Pedro; Forward spread of the fire has stopped. Approximately 1 Acre. No injuries reported.
FS 40; Batt 6; South Bureau; Council District 15; BC6 E112 E36 E40; CH7; 18; Jamie Stewart
Watch Duty: Liam Winstead • Manager of Operational Intelligence & Mapping 1 minute ago • May 27 at 2:19 PM Resources are now mopping up and will be on scene for 1 to 1.5 hours, per unit on scene.