Tree branch sparking on power line causes small fire

Heard on: Snohomish County Fire Primary Response

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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

Boy Adam 18 .

00:03

I'm at (number withheld) Woods Creek Road.

00:07

We've got trees or branches into a power line that's arcing and sparking.

00:12

Would you please advise BUD? (number withheld) .

00:15

Car, which creek? After that of the power line are Hinsbrook.

00:18

Can you advise him, PD?

00:23

Medic eleven, med two response 121 112th street southwest number E 302 respond on tac 2121 112th street northwest.

00:38

Affirmative.

00:43

Still found from Engine One.

00:46

Engine One.

00:50

Still Engine One in place of Engine Five to Walnut.

00:54

Engine One, Grand Place of Engine Five.

01:00

Engine Five headquarters, Engine Five headquarters.

01:07

Okay, Institute for Engine One.

01:10

Engine Two for Engine One.

01:17

Dispatch from Inspector Four.

01:19

Inspector Four?

01:25

It's a branch that's come loose from a tree.

01:27

It's on the top, it's just arcing, sparking, little bit of fire.

01:30

You might get additional calls on this.

01:32

I'm going to clear.

5/13/2026 05:25 AM

Fire & Arson

Woods Creek Rd, Monroe, WA 98272

Tree branch sparking on power line causes small fire

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

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to Woods Creek Road in Monroe after reports of tree branches contacting power lines, causing arcing and sparking. Inspectors confirmed a small fire and handled the situation.

Tree branch sparking on power line causes small fire

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