Tree falls on power lines in residential area, Wheat Ridge CO
Other Non-Crime EventEmergency units responded to an electrical hazard caused by a large tree that fell onto energized power lines in a residential area near Miller Ct. No fire or smoke was reported at the scene. Power company assistance was requested to address the hazard.
Audio|Source: West Metro Fire Rescue
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Transcript:
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Engine 17, Electrical Hazard near Miller Ct.
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On track 2, (number withheld).
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Engine 17 dispatch.
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Go ahead.
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It's going to be for a possible bound wire if you can give me an update when you get there.
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Excel's got (number withheld) minute ETA.
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Okay, yeah, I think based on the notes, we're going to need them to arrive.
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Sounds safe, 4-0-1.
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Company 12 on a fall, southwest street, West Bowles Avenue. Respond on top two, sign me at (number withheld).
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Second and twelve is thatch.
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Keep an album.
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10-po4. It looks like this may be a possible Autopped. We do have deputies arriving on scene shortly.
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Thanks.
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(number withheld).
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6-5-107.
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26-5, 1017.
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Okay, we have a nearly 25, 30-foot tree fell into the neighbor's yard. It is on power lines and is energized, no fire smoke, but we will need Excel here as soon as possible.
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Location mentioned:
Near Miller Ct, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
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