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Union Fire Department details storm responses, high-voltage wires trapped residents on Henry Street

Township Council · July 29, 2026
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Summary

An Agency official said firefighters responded to storm-related emergencies on July 7 and July 18, reporting downed trees, live power lines and a Henry Street incident where high-voltage primary wires burned in the roadway and a parked vehicle ignited.

During the meeting an Agency official described multiple storm-related responses on July 7 and July 18, saying firefighters handled downed trees, live power lines and blocked roadways across the township.

The official provided details about a significant incident on Henry Street: "high voltage primary wires burning in the roadway, trapping residents in their homes and igniting a vehicle parked against the residents," the official said, and added that firefighters secured the scene and protected residents. The account highlighted the danger posed by storm-damaged electrical infrastructure and ongoing risks to residents and first responders.