Power line arcing near hotel on Alsbury Boulevard, Burleson TX
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to reports of arcing power lines near a hotel on Alsbury and Burleson boulevards in Burleson, Texas. Callers reported flashes of fire coming from hanging wires that were sparking but not fully ignited.
Audio|Heard on: Johnson/Tarrant County Fire
Listen to dispatch call
01:30
Transcript:
00:00
Truck 16 and Fort Worth truck, respond to power line.
00:05
Near Osprey Boulevard.
00:08
Truck 16 and Fort Worth trucks, respond to power lines.
00:12
Near Osprey Boulevard.
00:15
Cross streets are North Burleson Boulevard.
00:20
Respond on channel 4.
00:28
Just be advised, we don't have any recent call history at this apartment since April and it was just for found property.
00:36
But it does state that it is this patient's name attached to this apartment number.
00:48
Received.
01:00
16-2.
01:02
Truck 16-2 responding.
01:04
Caller advises a flash of fire came from the wires.
01:08
They were hanging down a bit, now only arcing and not completely on fire.
01:16
They're in front of the hotel signs on Alsbury and the boulevard.
01:22
Receive, and if you have four words in that, you can disregard it.
01:26
Received and be advised it'll be on the northbound side of the boulevard.
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Location mentioned:
N Burleson Blvd & E Alsbury Blvd, Burleson, TX 76028
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