Fallen trees and overheating lines cause hazards in Seattle, Seattle WA
Fire & ArsonSeattle Fire responded to fallen trees and overheated power lines on Aloha St causing potential fire and traffic hazards. City Light and police were on scene managing tree removal and traffic control. Several trees appeared to have slid towards the roadway possibly due to hillside movement.
Audio|Source: Seattle Fire
01:55
Transcript:
00:00
We have a city light vehicle on scene already.
00:02
We do have a tree that's overheating some wires.
00:05
We also have SPD on scene.
00:07
We're going to arrange with SDD to block traffic while City Light removes some of the trees.
00:12
Into that on the main on scene, so that's pretty good.
00:17
Okay, my name, Citi Light, SPD on scene, ranging.
00:21
On scene,
00:22
and burning the line.
00:30
From dispatch.
01:07
Thank you, Mr. Mindon 9, can we get the kind chief to respondent location,
01:12
and do we have access to a tree removal crew for the respondent location as well?
01:20
Thank you, Chief, for looking to tree removal.
01:31
Engine 9, did you confirm if City Light did not have access to tree removal?
01:40
The City Light crew does have size and they can remove it out of the trees with overhanging the roadway.
01:46
We have multiple trees that look like they've slid towards the roadway across it out of a 100-foot span, so it looks like the hillside might be moving it.
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Location mentioned:
Aloha St, Seattle, WA 98109
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