Transformer fire reported near Lane Road in Laconia, Laconia NH
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As discussed during the dispatch call, a transformer fire was reported near Lane Road in Laconia. The fire appeared to be extinguished after the burning material came into contact with snow. Emergency responders were dispatched to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Lakes Region Mutual Fire Aid Association
Listen to dispatch call
01:39
Transcript:
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Lakes Region to Laconia, additional call, transformer fire, near Lane Road.
00:05
Lakes Region to Laconia, additional call, transformer fire,
00:09
Near Lane Road.
00:10
Meredith's Center Road to Parade Road, Channel 5, 1151.
00:26
Lake Street to Meredith EMS.
00:28
Person fallen, 9 Northview Drive, Mandovi Dental.
00:32
Lakes Region 2, Meredith DEMS.
00:35
Person fallen, 9 Northview Drive, Mondovi Dental.
00:39
Daniel Webster Highway to the dead end, operate Channel 31152.
00:49
Lake Street is answering, 42 engine 2.
00:56
18, Amul's 2 from Lexington.
01:04
45 Ambulance 1 responding.
01:07
PD took a call for an elderly male's fallen in the parking lot, unknown injury.
01:12
Channel 3.
01:16
13 N.101 for Lexington, your message was covered.
01:24
13 Engine 1, 13 Engine 5 responding to near Lane Road.
01:29
A single caller stating that the transformer had exploded, a wire has come down, and it was on fire, but it is no longer on fire after hitting the snow.
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Location mentioned:
Lane Rd, Laconia, NH 03246
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