Fire sparks near downed power lines at Madison Ave in Cascade, Cascade WI
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Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to downed power lines causing small flames near Madison Avenue and Lake Street in Cascade, disrupting power and requiring urgent attention.
Audio|Heard on: Sheboygan County Fire and EMS
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02:10
Transcript:
00:00
In Cascade Fire Apartments, please respond, intersection of Lake Street and Madison Avenue, again, Lake Street, Madison Avenue, and Cascade.
00:06
Port of wires down on a tree, there are some small flames.
00:11
Pluck of one time is 253.
00:21
Attention Cascade Fire Departments please respond, the intersection of Lake Street to Madison Avenue and downtown Cascade.
00:26
A report of power lines on the trees, there are some small flames.
00:30
Tucker one time is 254.
00:37
Okay from Cascade, we know what you call.
00:40
Kelly?
00:45
Funny from Cascade.
00:46
Chief support to the city.
00:48
Copy.
00:49
Hi, this is Cascade, Chief, not seen.
00:53
Kelly?
00:59
Do you have any ETA on a power company?
01:05
Negative? Do we know if that's,
01:08
what kind of wires are down to pull or pull to a building?
01:15
It's pole to pole,
01:18
and it just took out power.
01:21
Kevin, do we have a poll number?
01:23
I work on Henry Way.
01:29
One of one from Captain Johnson.
01:32
Working long.
01:38
Can you can't cascade on secondary.
01:42
Go ahead.
01:48
I have a poll number of 1-2-06-974.
01:55
We thank you.
01:56
I'm on hold of the department, you know.
02:02
There's no other danger here.
02:05
It's way up in the trees and they're down.
02:08
Just arcing in the tree.
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Location mentioned:
Madison Ave & Lake St, Cascade, WI 53011
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