Wires and transformer issue near Rincon Ave, Santa Clara County CA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire units responded to a possible transformer malfunction with multiple power lines down near Rincon Avenue in the Sunny Oaks area of California. PG&E and Campbell Police were called for traffic and safety support. Some power lines appeared to be sparking, and crews confirmed PG&E was on scene to handle the issue.
Audio|Heard on: Santa Clara CA Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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01:16
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 80, wires down, Rincon Avenue, Sunny Oaks area.
00:06
Engine 80, this is going to be for a transformer issue and there are wires in the street.
00:10
We're starting PG&E and Campbell PD en route for traffic control.
00:16
80 copies. I found (name withheld).
00:17
I'm staying with Campbell PD.
00:20
Engine 80, I'm staying with Campbell PD.
00:24
Hi.
00:30
Sunny Oaks area.
00:32
Engine 6710, repeat, you broke.
00:46
Engine 67, I copied that PG&E is on scene.
00:49
They're still lost, Broadway. Just confirm, are you clear?
00:53
Copy.
00:58
County Fire Engine 80 for PG&E, we have multiple sections of lines down.
01:03
I copy multiple sections of line down.
01:07
Truck 85, it's going to be a repeat call.
01:09
Engine 80 had gone out and was UTL.
01:11
The RP is saying that power lines are sparking.
01:15
Twenty-eight five.
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Location mentioned:
Rincon Ave, California
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