Officers coordinated a possible evacuation of multiple homes in the 1800 to 1900 South and West area of Syracuse, according to a report published October 9. While most homes were reported as evacuated or clear, one individual at a specific residence reportedly refused to leave.
During the operation, dispatch audio indicated that four out of five homes were successfully evacuated. Officers worked to ensure that homes on the north side of the road were cleared. Units were tasked with checking the area and verifying that residents were safe and out of the targeted zone.
One individual located on a West street was reported to be staying inside and refusing to evacuate. Throughout the process, multiple units were active in the neighborhood, with officers reporting that various properties were in the process of evacuating or were already clear.
The response involved multiple units, including units identified as Charlie Eight and Yankee 19. The coordination included monitoring specific locations such as 1819 West and 1700 South. The activity was captured via dispatch audio from the Davis County UCA 700 MHz P25 System.
The operation involved clearing homes in the vicinity of 1900 South in Syracuse. The dispatch audio, which is an AI-generated transcript and not an official report, noted that officers were working to ensure all targeted homes were accounted for during the evacuation process.
