Tree leaning on power lines causes arcing wires, Haverhill MA
Fire & ArsonFire department responded to report of arcing wires caused by a tree leaning against power lines in front of a house near Corliss Hill Rd in Haverhill, Massachusetts.
Audio|Source: Haverhill Fire
02:40
Transcript:
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Attention, engine to respond to near Corliss Hill Rd to investigate arcing wires.
00:09
Attention, engine two, respond to area near Corliss Hill Rd for report of arcing wires.
00:23
400 car 6
00:31
Washville, you can just regard the central station where you get it, you can just give me a heads up when you receive it.
00:39
6, what's the location, can you repeat?
00:43
(number withheld) Main Street, that's Washville.
00:48
(number withheld) Main Street, Washville.
00:54
400 engine two is responding from Water Street.
00:58
Two,
01:03
you're responding from Water Street. That's going to be a tree arcing wires?
01:12
She has it.
01:19
Attention, Rescue 1.
01:21
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01:27
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01:35
Rescue 1, response.
01:43
Rescue 1,400.
01:44
Engine 2. Engine 2.
01:55
The calling party related that they were just driving by a house that was for sale. That's where I got the address of near Corliss Hill Rd. So it may just be in the area of that neighborhood.
02:06
They said closer towards the end of the road.
02:13
6.
02:21
4-100. In-2, you can show us on location.
02:24
That is directly in front of house near Corliss Hill Rd.
02:27
Could you contact National Grid? We have a tree leaning against that primary line here.
02:33
...engine 2 that's in front of near Corliss Hill Rd, tree leaning on the wires. I'll contact National Grid now.
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Location mentioned:
Near Corliss Hill Rd, Haverhill, MA 01830
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