Blown power line fuse affects building complex

Heard on: Webster Area Public Safety

01:24

This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:00

Flag down at (number withheld) NASA Parkway, Boondoggles.

00:05

Actually, it's the whole building, the whole complex.

00:08

Apparently they had a fuse on a power line blow.

00:12

If you could notify CenterPoint Energy, I'd appreciate it.

00:15

Clear.

00:21

Think V122, is it going to be an internal fuse? That's not a center point problem.

00:26

Is it something outside on the pole?

00:28

Yes, it's on the pole.

00:29

I can see it, it's melted off.

00:33

Received.

00:37

12122, but it's not burning any longer, correct?

00:42

No sir, it's not burning any longer.

00:45

This is given.

00:53

Hi, sixty-two.

00:55

Re-advised. You cut out.

01:00

Two 565 , bring in assistance here.

01:04

Thank you, 01:22 .

01:14

Go ahead, sir.

01:20

Report advised they were already aware of the situation and have a crew en route.

8/15/2026 10:49 AM

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E NASA Pkwy, El Lago, TX 77586

Blown power line fuse affects building complex

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, units responded to a reported power problem at a commercial building near NASA Parkway, where a fuse on an overhead power line apparently blew. The issue was no longer burning, and the utility company was reportedly already sending a crew.

Blown power line fuse affects building complex

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