Wires down causing road blockage near Key Bank, Lewiston NY
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Road ClosureAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire units responded to reports of downed wires near Key Bank and Plain Street in Lewiston, New York. The line appeared to be hanging low and stretching across the roadway, prompting a temporary closure while crews assessed the situation.
Audio|Heard on: Niagara NY Fire-Tac Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Wires down over by the bank.
00:01
We have a unit that can go from that.
00:05
I was probably to send somebody on foot.
00:06
You talking Key Bank?
00:10
He said it sounds like it's up by Plain Street.
00:13
You have to go a block or two down.
00:16
Location he gave me was not very exact, so we'd have to check the area.
00:21
Okay, I'm going to send (name withheld) over and you can work with him on that.
00:27
10-4.
00:29
County Fire Seven, I'm Seven.
00:32
Seven M Seven.
00:34
Car Three Two One on scene.
00:37
Ten Four, Three Two One on scene, Twelve Forty.
00:42
Seven M Seven, Seven M Ten on Park One.
00:46
Go ahead.
00:49
Looks like we got a line down near Plain Street.
00:54
Possible concern that was for the house.
00:57
If you are going to have somebody come over here to assist in identifying this and see if they can move it, it's flowing across the roadway right now.
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Location mentioned:
Plain St, Lewiston, NY 14092
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