Tree on power lines ignites near Route 2, Washington County VT
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According to the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to reports of a pine tree on power lines that caught fire along U.S. Route 2 near Packard Road in Vermont. Dispatch noted uncertainty about whether the wires were down due to conflicting information from 911 and the caller.
Audio|Heard on: Walden and Cabot Fire / EMS
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02:12
Transcript:
00:00
Capital Dispatch, East Montpelier Fire, have a second fire call.
00:03
U.S. Route 2 is going to be just east of Packard Road, repeating Capital Dispatch East Montpelier Fire for a second fire call.
00:11
U.S. Route 2 is going to be just east of Packard Road.
00:15
Report of a pine tree on the power lines on fire.
00:19
Unsure if the wires are down and there are conflicting reports from 911 and the caller.
00:25
1059 percent.
00:27
Please, I'll tell you the inter-calling, go ahead.
00:35
Please repeat your message, please?
00:53
The rescue in 182.
00:56
No rescue in (number withheld).
01:22
Capital dispatch to East Montpelier Fire, Woodbury Fire, second tone to respond to Route 14 at Lightning Ridge Road.
01:28
This will be for a tree down blocking the roadway.
01:31
Again, Capital Dispatch to East Montpelier Fire, Woodbury Fire.
01:34
Second tone to respond to Route 14 and Lightning Ridge Road, tree down blocking the roadway, 1103 is your tone.
01:54
Capital Dispatches fire units.
01:57
This is the second tone for the second fire call, U.S. Route 2, just east of Packard Road.
02:02
Report of a pine tree on the power lines on fire.
02:05
Unsure if the wires are down as there are conflicting reports from 911 and the caller.
02:10
1104 of your second tone.
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