Tree on power line sparks brush fire near Highway 96, Cecil AR
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As discussed during the dispatch call, a tree fell onto a power line near Highway 96 in Cecil, Arkansas, sparking a brush fire that spread into cedar trees. The Cecil Fire Department responded, and Arkansas Valley Electric was notified to assist with power issues.
Audio|Heard on: North Franklin Fire Communications
Listen to dispatch call
01:49
Transcript:
00:00
Attention Cecil Fire Department, Cecil Fire.
00:03
Respond to the area near Highway 96.
00:11
Caught a tree that sat on the power line and started a fire.
00:14
Fire was starting to get into a cedar thicket.
00:25
C48 to dispatch.
00:29
Hello, C48, go ahead.
00:31
I'm gonna be en route to the station.
00:35
Stand by for a T48.
00:37
T48, looks like there is a weapon right beside the agitator trains that are on fire.
00:46
Message received.
00:56
Chief, you did say it was a power line on fire with a tree on it.
01:03
Acknowledged, tree ran over the power line, caught fire.
01:05
It started another fire in a group of cedar trees.
01:15
Message received. Do we have Arkansas Valley Electric on the way?
01:20
I am calling them now.
01:25
Message received.
01:34
Dispatch to C48.
01:39
This is dispatch, go ahead.
01:44
Arkansas Valley Electric has been notified and en route.
01:48
Message received, thank you, dispatch.
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Location mentioned:
AR-96, Cecil, AR 72930
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