Technician waits for wires to burn out at Waverly Blvd, Atlantic County NJ
Other CrimesFire and emergency units responded near Waverly Boulevard for an incident involving electrical wires. A technician reported that the wires needed to burn out and could not be fixed immediately. A sergeant made contact with the subscriber and confirmed she was safe. There were also logistical concerns about barricades and road access during the response.
Audio|Source: Atlantic and Cape May Counties Fire and EMS - Southern
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Transcript:
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Central, engine three is responding near Waverly Boulevard.
00:07
Receive engine three.
00:14
Central, Storm 2.
00:20
Storm 2. The Metro company technician was unable to take care of this problem.
00:30
He said he's going to have to wait for the wires to burn out,
00:34
and we are returning him to his truck.
00:41
Central repeat.
00:45
What a rescue's clear return to fix now?
00:52
Okay. Okay.
01:03
I just found out of you while. We'll send a clue on.
01:04
I got nothing out there. I got nothing I'm going on.
01:14
Yes, sir.
01:16
I'm going to find this one.
01:21
You need any day?
01:26
Three.
01:30
Four and five.
01:31
I'm going to leave if you want to start the front.
01:41
Storm 2, Engine 2 available.
01:43
We'll respond to what release.
01:46
Engine 3, stand down.
01:52
Central copy.
01:55
Engine 3, save, engine 3 is available.
02:02
I don't know if you guys got an alternative plan for the barricades.
02:12
Thank you. I don't like to provide me now.
02:17
Please, Steve.
02:25
Offshore vessel, we're going to be able to service the inlet and the ocean.
02:30
They said it won't be able to get back into our base.
02:32
That's just an FYI.
02:35
We'll still call them, but that's where it looks because of wind and the wayside.
02:47
Underfoot Central.
02:54
Okay, the end of 45.
02:55
Okay,
02:58
the 45.
03:03
Can you bring a real slider to a dollar side of the other side of the other side? That's your view.
03:15
Paul,
03:17
can you give me the address for, uh, Waverly?
03:24
(number withheld). (number withheld).
03:28
Receive. Engine 1,
03:31
Storm 1, and ambulance 1 are responding.
03:37
We have Storm 2 responding as well as a sergeant who just arrived.
03:48
We see.
03:51
Engine 2, Storm 2, what's your location?
03:57
Engine 2 is at 32nd Street, Storm 2 is at 33rd Street and west.
04:05
We see it, Cap, you guys can stand down, we got it.
04:10
Copy that, thank you.
04:12
Central Engine 2 and Storm 2 available.
04:19
Okay, okay, okay,
04:20
send.
04:24
Yep.
04:25
Yeah,
04:27
as you come? I'll draw back on 17.
04:32
Copy. How much all you guys got?
04:38
Not long.
04:40
There's really no new task to stay here.
04:42
They're going to be out here for a while.
04:49
About six to eight of them.
04:51
Just inform me.
04:56
Thank you. And I repeat.
05:03
Water rescue.
05:08
Yeah, water rescue.
05:12
Chief, can you take it right down to morningside once you're clear to see what the access looks like for putting the ski in there?
05:21
Yeah,
05:26
we'll do.
05:27
Are you at the Bayside Center?
05:32
Excuse me, I didn't mean Morningside, I met Newcastle,
05:36
just for future reference.
05:39
Bayside Center is going to be very sketchy if we had to launch there.
05:48
10-4, I'm going to check it out now.
05:54
Centralview, engine one, storm one,
05:58
sergeant's on scene near Waverly, he made contact with the subscriber and she's okay.
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Atlantic County, NJ
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