Smoke and electrical issues from blown transformer near Jerome Ave, Bristol CT
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a reported transformer fire near Jerome Avenue in Bristol, Connecticut. Upon investigation, no active fire was found, only smoke and electrical issues likely caused by a blown transformer, leading to a power outage in the area.
Audio|Source: Connecticut State Police and Bristol Fire and EMS
04:32
Transcript:
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Engine 5, standby for dispatch, for a still alarm for transformer fire.
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Engine 5, Area near Jerome Avenue for a transformer fire competing Engine 5, near Jerome Avenue area for transformer fire competing Engine 5, near Jerome Avenue area for transformer fire.
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Fire first incident.
00:32
Engine 3.1 and 2, standby for dispatch and tower.
00:37
312,
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tower, standby for dispatch.
00:41
Harbor 3.871-5Mav for a still alarm accident.
00:46
For a smoke alarm activation.
01:01
Engine 312 Tower, 312 Tower,
01:07
871, Carmen Cana for a fire alarm activation, tuning as RTU smoke issue, fire, second code one.
01:15
Okay.
01:17
Anyone respond.
01:26
In the area on Jerome Avenue, we're checking.
01:29
You can get our source coming this way.
01:30
There's no power in the area.
01:32
Simple.
01:33
Howard, respond.
01:39
It's a certain. It's fine.
01:41
Careful.
01:42
Drome have command of Bristol.
01:44
Drum map.
01:49
Power's out in the area.
01:51
No transformer found yet.
01:52
We're just going to check the area and see if we can find the driver source.
01:56
Simple.
02:02
That's what a three is on to command.
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Two story non-combustful.
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Nothing showing.
02:06
We'll be outchecking.
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10-4[1]-2s, 2ndt, 3 is on scene.
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Outcheck and two-story non-combustible.
02:14
And just these five, the holders en route, about eight minutes.
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And four, you should be on a Subaru president on the right shoulder.
02:33
One Johnson's Hydrant, Dorothea, Nix.
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104, one done it's, hydrant, Dorothea, NICs.
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Power is on feet.
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7-30-17 command.
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Semple site.
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Send to 3, command.
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Command. Claim up.
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I don't see anything through the front doors here, the prior line control panel, so share those first for smoke.
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Jennifer.
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Man.
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Do you contact the key holder again, see if we get the code.
03:24
There's a box heading outside.
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I am not sure the keyholder's name that's responding.
03:33
It was given to us by the alarm company.
03:37
The keyholders I attempted myself did not answer.
03:41
10-4[1]. We did not.
03:42
We'll wait on the scene.
03:44
10-4[1] should be out about 5, 6 minutes.
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The hold of the 3 canceled the balance, please.
03:49
Sorry, so it's clear.
03:50
Setford, holding 3 dismissing 1-2,000.
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I joined clear, returning.
03:58
Two's clear, sorry.
04:02
The roll map from And the Russell.
04:08
Power, clear.
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Okay.
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The resource pole, 2060, 2016.
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Nothing's going on at this time.
04:20
Neighborhood says that they heard an explosion and some fire from this poll.
04:25
Except where I resource poll 2060 they've been notified but I can call them back and update that.
04:31
104 thank you.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received
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Jerome Ave, Bristol, CT
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