Fire department finds no hazard from downed power lines, Park City KS
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Other Non-Crime EventValley Center Fire responded to check for downed power lines near East and 85th Street North in Park City, Kansas. After inspection, they found no hazard at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Wichita and Sedgwick County Fire Resource / OPS-1
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03:17
Transcript:
00:00
Start to check lines down, near East and 85th Street North.
00:04
Station 32, Valley Center Fire.
00:12
Squad 32 Valley Center Fire to check lines down near East and 85th Street North.
00:20
Squad 32 Valley Center Fire, your map page is 5557.
00:42
Engine 20 is on.
01:01
Switch 20.
01:03
Okay.
01:07
Correct. Address is near East Willis.
01:11
Get somebody bird in in their backyards.
01:18
What's your team standing off? Sarah.
01:26
After the squad day two, the caller's appointment there is a...
01:31
On near 85th between 145th and Broadway.
01:34
They have been dragging line across the streets and now the caller ran over one and dragged the line even further.
01:44
104 World Team.
01:50
Valley Center Fire to assist on the lines down near East City and 85th Street North.
02:04
Valley Center Fire.
02:05
To assist, 1-32 on the lines down near East City and 85th Street North.
02:11
To assist, 1-3-2 for lines down, call, Valley Center Fire Air, Map pages 55-57.
02:20
I'm Valley Center Fire.
02:50
Block 32 from Valley Center Fire on OVs.
02:57
Go ahead. Do you need this on that lines down?
03:06
Negative. I was just getting on to release you.
03:08
We're going to be no hazard here.
03:10
You can go available.
03:15
Ten-four.
03:16
It's from Valley Center Fire.
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Location mentioned:
E 85th St N, Park City, KS 67147
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