Tree on power line causes transformer fire
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Miami County EMS and Osawatomie Fire Department
02:38
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00:00
There's no hazards currently with the call on Amity, but if you can let Evergy know that there is several trees on the line behind this residence, I was unable to get a pole number for you.
00:12
2300.
00:19
We have a call in route to (number withheld).
00:29
(number withheld), 57.
00:33
2301.
00:36
621, you're gonna have to back up and then go down to this dead end.
00:41
That's some dead ends out there.
00:44
Okay, thank you.
00:50
He said it was down at the end of that dead end there.
00:56
Looks like we have a tree down in the front of here.
00:59
Not sure if the power lines are down.
01:03
Okay, my guess from weather point is it's going to be down on that dead end past that tree.
01:07
Just be careful of any live wires down.
01:13
Okay, we'll try to move forward.
01:15
Engine 621 to dispatch.
01:19
Engine 621.
01:22
Are you still on the phone with RP at (number withheld)? We have nothing found.
01:30
Negative, we can make contact.
01:36
This is 2304.
01:47
I want the 604.
01:53
It's going to be this line on the back of the house that we're shining right here.
01:57
They said the transformer popped, caught on fire.
02:00
They're not sure what's going on now.
02:04
Yeah, that makes sense because this house here on Rogers is without power, so it's coming in from the point down.
02:11
So I'm guessing it's power line down.
02:17
61,
02:19
637.
02:24
Dispatch.
02:27
Car 604.
02:30
The fire in the backyard of (number withheld) South 7th is where fire might need to go to.
02:35
They have a large tree that's on the power line.
02:37
It's blown with fuse.
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