Solar Site Fire – Helicopter Called for Air Drop

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Mon Oct 12, 2026 at 3:27 PM CT · PANAMA CITY · Bay County

Map: SOLAR SITE FIRE - HELICOPTER CALLED FOR AIR DROP

Firefighters battled a fire at a solar panel site in Panama City Monday afternoon. Crews were held outside the gate until a utility worker could shut down power to the panels, and a sheriff’s helicopter was called in to make a water drop as flames pushed toward nearby woods.

The fire was reported under control by about 3:45 p.m.

What we know

  • Reported: Mon Oct 12, 2026 at 3:27 PM CT
  • Location: W 19th St area, Panama City
  • Community: PANAMA CITY
  • Status: Preliminary – not an official report

Confirmed vs. not yet known

HEARD ON DISPATCH Firefighters battled a fire at a solar panel site in Panama City Monday afternoon. Crews were held outside the gate until a utility worker could shut down power to the panels, and a sheriff’s helicopter was called in to make a water drop as flames pushed toward nearby woods.
PRELIMINARY This comes from a short radio clip and has not been confirmed by an agency.
NOT KNOWN Cause, which departments responded in full, and when the fire was under control.

Dispatch timeline

3:27 PM
Call heard on Bay County Fire/EMS dispatch.
After 3:27 PM
No further radio traffic about this call is in the clip we have. This page is updated if an agency releases more.

Source: Bay County Fire/EMS dispatch audio, auto-transcribed.

If you are nearby

  • Expect emergency vehicles and give crews room.
  • Avoid the neighborhood if you can, so hoses and trucks have space.

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