Utility pole fire from fallen high voltage wire
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Montgomery County Fire/EMS Dispatch and Digital Fire
02:53
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County squad 87 pulling up, confirming fire over pole.
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Squad 87.
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442, we're out.
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442, okay. First alarm company, the building details.
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That's where you're at right now. Front, 2nd floor, pole.
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They're to be notified.
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Dispatch, squad 69, you can put us in the unconscious.
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Chief 44 is very much under that.
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Chief 44, go.
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Chief 44, out.
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44,
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go.
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This is for a female unconscious.
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She is breathing on set of bus.
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Number should be 8538.
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Copy.
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From
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police, we're going to be in front of the borough hall.
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Go ahead, we're pulling up.
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County Chief 87.
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Chief 87.
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This pole's burning pretty good.
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We had the high voltage wire jump off the rack.
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It's against the pole, it's burning.
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It's right in front of (number withheld) Gravel Pike.
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The closest pole is 107.
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Seven.
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Chief 87, and that is a PECO pole, correct?
01:50
Yes.
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Chief 87.
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Keep eighty-seven to the tanker.
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Are
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you coming in from the lower Frederick side or Green Lane?
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You are going to have to shut it down.
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There is a good chance this wire is going to drop.
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I don't know if you could get back to Haywood, is it? We get people to turn around there, turn around, or just send them down Deep Creek?
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Yeah, are you at Haywood?
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Okay.
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Chief 87, PECO was advised through the interface.
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Okay, thank you.
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