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Sunday's Bad Weather Causes Chaos In Gwinnett County
Gwinnett Fire has been active already Sunday with some storm related incidents handled by fire and emergency services personnel.
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GWINNETT COUNTY, GA β Gwinnett Fire has been active already Sunday with some storm related incidents handled by fire and emergency services personnel. These are a portion of the calls.
TREE DOWN AT RESIDENCE:
Firefighters responded at 5:06 p.m., to an occupant report of a tree down at a private residence in the 4400 block of Buckingham Place, NW in Duluth. The Caller reported a tree blocking the front door. Crews arrived to find a tree down that also pulled the cable and electrical service line away from the corner of the house. Several small tree limbs came to rest on the roof of the home. There was only minor cosmetic damage to the front of the house. As a precaution, firefighters secured power at the electrical panel box and put up fire line tape around the live wires. Georgia Power was requested to respond due to the downed service line. There were no injuries reported.
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Equipment at the scene included: 1-Engine
HOUSE FIRE/LIGHTNING STRIKE:
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Firefighters responded at 4:57 p.m., to an occupant report of a house fire due to a lightning strike in the 2600 block of Berry Hall Road, SE in unincorporated Bethlehem. The caller reported light smoke from the top of the chimney. Crews found no sign of smoke or fire on arrival and conducted a recon of the structure. There was no charring found and no indication of smoke or fire in the attic or crawlspace. It appears that lightning hit the chimney and displaced a few bricks inside the firebox. There was no major damage and no injuries were reported.
Equipment at the scene included: 1-Engine, 2-Ladder Trucks and 1-Battalion Chief
TREE DOWN BLOCKING ROADWAY:
Lilburn Police responded at 5:13 p.m., to a passerby report of a tree down blocking the roadway on First Avenue and Elizabeth Way in Lilburn. PD found the tree blocking travel lanes and requested a City Public Works Crew to assist with removing the tree and clearing the roadway. There was no damage and no injuries reported. The Fire Department was not requested to respond.
Equipment at the scene included: Lilburn Police and Lilburn Public Works Department
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