Utility pole fire near Atwater and East Main streets, Yanceyville NC
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a possible electrical fire involving a power pole near Atwater Street and East Main Street in Yanceyville. The pole with twin street lights appeared to be burning near the top. Utility companies Duke Power and CP&L were notified to assist with power infrastructure concerns.
Audio|Heard on: Fire/EMS/Rescue Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
00:00
Communications.
00:01
Just by Atwater and 86 or what end?
00:11
Assistant Chief One, it's going to be Atwater Street and East Main Street.
00:17
Okay, 10-4.
00:22
I'm all the same.
00:28
104, assistant chief 1A.
00:34
16 then, Rob.
00:41
104, 16.
00:44
All of 16. All insane.
00:50
Ten, four, sixteen, I'm telling you all playing.
00:59
My communications just advise to what it is and that four-digit number I give you.
01:09
And it's on its way to about being burned in half at this point.
01:19
Just confirming we need to contact Duke Power.
01:26
Yes, for the CP&L.
01:33
10-4.
01:36
10-4.
01:43
Communications advise them that this is not going to be a pole with an actual transformer,
01:49
but it does have twin street lights on it, and it looks like that's where the fire started.
01:58
Okay, boy.
02:00
Along with this being a main power pole.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
Atwater St & E Main St, Yanceyville, NC 27379
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