Downed power lines and trees cause fire hazard 

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This smashed engine seven. Just smashed engine seven. Do you have a better address for that, where that transformer is located? Zero, two hundred. Go ahead. It's right at the intersection of Sadie Grove and Broderick. It's not a transformer. It's a fuse bank on the overhead line. Diamond Head GM is standing by at that scene blocking with the roadblocks so that nobody comes down through that way until fire just there. Copy that. He did say that there was no, obviously no arkin and no smoke at all. He said the power line just prior to this one where it's on the ground is snapped at the top as well. So you've got multiple power lines right there that are, or poles that are down on that one. Copy. 200 to 201. 201. Go ahead, 200. I'm in route C200 with 10 cones. Copy. Does C-200 have a voltage detector? Yes. Lake Hamilton, 201, the dispatch on Lake Hamilton will be on scene. Stever. 110 Brookwood Court. It could be a tree on fire with electrical wire in the trees. I don't know how close it is to the resident at this time. Engine 7 to respond. Correction. Engine 6 to respond. 7A is still on scene at the fire line. That's affirmer 7A. Find it. TIGs, Primitive. 207 a 201. Go ahead for one. Yeah, this wire is down, but it's not actually down on the road. It's down on private property over here. Copy. The morning's morning start dispatch. We start, go ahead. We've got wire and wires in the tree down, approximately 700 block of a promised land road. Morning stop, I believe that's going to be probably hot spring. Yeah, we do have a tree down here across the road, and it looks like there's another pole snap down here. Dispatch, I was listening. I'm building the call. I copy that. The general manager is making his way around to the other side to block traffic. 10-4. Copy that. Joe on his establishing grant.

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