Small Fire Above Arcing Transformer on Utility Pole
E Thousand Oaks Blvd & Lindero Canyon Rd
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- Firefighters responded to a utility pole incident in Thousand Oaks, where an arcing transformer caused a small fire. Edison crews are on their way to address the situation.
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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at E Thousand Oaks Blvd & Lindero Canyon Rd.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at E Thousand Oaks Blvd & Lindero Canyon Rd.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at E Thousand Oaks Blvd & Lindero Canyon Rd.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at E Thousand Oaks Blvd & Lindero Canyon Rd.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at E Thousand Oaks Blvd & Lindero Canyon Rd.
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Last week they shut down the power in my area due to high winds. Now we see a little rain, and it's sparking or arcing the power lines that's crazy
So second electrical pole to catch fire today in this area? There was another one this morning at Wilbur Ave and Hodencamp.
Power flowing through the lines finds a “ground path” which is the pole. That area cannot dissipate heat. Think of a piece of bread in a toaster left too long.
This is making question a lot about dwp
Last week they shut down the power in my area due to high winds. Now we see a little rain, and it's sparking or arcing the power lines that's crazy
So second electrical pole to catch fire today in this area? There was another one this morning at Wilbur Ave and Hodencamp.
Power flowing through the lines finds a “ground path” which is the pole. That area cannot dissipate heat. Think of a piece of bread in a toaster left too long.
This is making question a lot about dwp
Last week they shut down the power in my area due to high winds. Now we see a little rain, and it's sparking or arcing the power lines that's crazy
So second electrical pole to catch fire today in this area? There was another one this morning at Wilbur Ave and Hodencamp.
Power flowing through the lines finds a “ground path” which is the pole. That area cannot dissipate heat. Think of a piece of bread in a toaster left too long.
This is making question a lot about dwp
Last week they shut down the power in my area due to high winds. Now we see a little rain, and it's sparking or arcing the power lines that's crazy
So second electrical pole to catch fire today in this area? There was another one this morning at Wilbur Ave and Hodencamp.
Power flowing through the lines finds a “ground path” which is the pole. That area cannot dissipate heat. Think of a piece of bread in a toaster left too long.
This is making question a lot about dwp
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Last week they shut down the power in my area due to high winds. Now we see a little rain, and it's sparking or arcing the power lines that's crazy
So second electrical pole to catch fire today in this area? There was another one this morning at Wilbur Ave and Hodencamp.
Power flowing through the lines finds a “ground path” which is the pole. That area cannot dissipate heat. Think of a piece of bread in a toaster left too long.
This is making question a lot about dwp