Electrical issue investigated at bloomfield home, Bloomfield CT
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Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a home near Mountain Road in Bloomfield for an electrical problem causing power fluctuations and popping sounds. No smoke was visible, and crews investigated inside the residence.
Audio|Heard on: Bloomfield Center Fire
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02:33
Transcript:
00:00
Bloomfield Fire responding near Mountain Road,
00:05
cross street Balbrae Drive and Gilmartin Road for an electrical problem.
00:10
Caller states there's a report of power going on and off in the home and a popping sound.
00:16
You have a hydrant near Mountain Road opposite side by the Balbray Pump Station, second hydrant near Mountain Road, southeast corner of Still Road.
00:28
Incident channel Fireground 1.
00:31
Squad three approaching Brown and Mountain.
00:45
Squad three is this match.
00:50
Go ahead, squad three.
00:51
Squad three.
00:54
Anything else, sign on?
00:58
Looks like you got Squad 2 heading out now and Rescue 6 as well.
01:07
Shoot!
01:13
Rescue 6, (number withheld).
01:22
Dispac, squad three on the scene, three-story residential, nothing showing, we'll be out checking.
01:28
Squad three are on-seat, nothing's showing.
01:33
You'll be out checking, 12-41.
01:41
This match, squad two is on the scene.
01:46
Squad two, 1242.
01:54
Squad, dude, you grab a hydrant.
02:02
Negative.
02:05
Okay.
02:12
Command at this edge.
02:14
Go ahead.
02:22
Crews are inside checking out an electrical issue.
02:26
No smoke. We're still investigating.
02:32
Received, 1245.
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Location mentioned:
Mountain Rd, Bloomfield, CT 06002
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