Sparks from downed power lines cause fire alarm concerns 

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(name withheld) County. Two, three. Can you notify Minnesota Valley Electric of a caller line down at K-OA? Copy tunnel, too nice. Bell plane, Chief One. Chief One. Do you get any water calls on a structure player? We're not finding here. The caller could only advise the houses on Willow and Prairie. They couldn't tell there were any flames, so it did see a lot of sparks. Could be from these power lines if you want to let Xcelmo the power line zone on the 100 block of West Prairie. Copy, 100 block West Prairie. 20200. Scott Coney, Zurton Engine 22 in service, K-OA? Jordan, engine, 222 in service, 22-O-1. Dr. Dr.O.1. Rescue 1 in service. Alpha Rescue 1 in service, patrol 1. Benrose. Lowland, engine 26. Can you advise what's call? You're responding to? We're responding to Prairie player. That lead, 20201. Okay, county, JOR, and taker are and taker 60s in service. K-O-8? We're in taker 60 in series, after the K-OA, 20202. You can show Belkling engine 24 en route to the call at Oakcrest Elementary. Volkling's engine 24 in every 20202. Tailton, marketing, Captain, along is on scene. Go point fire to see page for a fire alarm, 903, cobblestone lane. Byron 10, 10, page, 2,0 3. Shockley fire, go ahead. No active fire, shock, be fired, we know additional. Copy, 203. No point in chief, he'll be diverting to call the cold fire. Copy 203. Copy, 203.

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