Downed electrical wires cause alarm on Ridge Street, Millis MA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to Ridge Street and Ellen Boulevard in Millis, Massachusetts, after reports of downed electrical wires emitting a humming sound. The incident required coordination with tree crews due to primary lines being affected. No injuries were reported.
Audio|Heard on: Dover, Medfield and Millis Fire
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01:30
Transcript:
00:00
On the edge one, Ellen Boulevard for the toll alarm.
00:04
Receive, you're in Route 1630.
00:07
Engine 1 calling C-1.
00:15
Major 2, both Arby-on-Z, Establishing, Command, 5-8-L-4, it's Smith.
00:22
Receive UR and C, CLEA, Command, 1636.
00:30
Engine one calling C-1.
00:34
C-1.
00:36
You're on Ridge Street.
00:40
I am. We're trying to get a house number and I'm going to send you a picture if you can show the episode guy.
00:46
This one's going to be pretty lengthy and we have a lot of primaries involved.
00:54
Okay, he needs a tree crew on Norfolk Road before he does anything so he's going to head up to Ridge Street, see what your situation is.
01:04
Okay, he's going to need a tree crew here as well.
01:07
Tell him,
01:08
near Ridge Street.
01:16
Billiside at C-1.
01:20
C-1.
01:23
Caller at near Ridge Street reported that the wires are humming.
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Location mentioned:
Ridge St, Millis, MA 02054
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