Tree debris and power lines partially block Lexington Ave NW 

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654 to firehole. Firehole, go ahead. Did you get somebody to check on that possible tree down by you guys then? I checked it out, it should. In fact of that we're going to continue our route up here northeast and then we're going to head down We're going to make our way around circle and then we'll start heading back down the way. Cut. Okay, go on the fire hall. Trailer park looks clear except person skirting that's kind of scattered across the road. Copy that. blocking half of the rolling. Copy that. 605 at Montgomery Fire on East Circle. Go ahead, 605. 605. 605, go ahead. We got cones in our squads now if you don't want to sit on that, we can throw some up there for you. Two-three-five-one to Fire Hall? No, that tree is fine. There's plenty of room to get around it. Someone call Firehole. Copy. Mayor came in and he said he wants cones around stuff that's in the roadway, just an FYI. Yeah, Kenny, I'm here standing at Lexington and Fifth Street talking to (name withheld). Could you send those where you have the power line down? Could you send them to them? Yep, I'll buzz up there. You said there's a power line down at Fifth and Lexington? No, I'm on Fifth and Lexington talking to (name withheld) from NBC. He asked if you could call or send him a text on the locations in town that we found already that we have power lines down. They came to this location because they got a 911 call for this area. Copy that. That was (name withheld) is there with you. Yeah, 10-4. (name withheld) is here with me.

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