electric utility work fag here. heard on the radio on my way home that there were reported errors on a transmission line just prior to the fire outbreak.

Was it a camp fire?

PG&E is notorious for failing to maintain its lines and has been proven to be liable for prior fires.

Didn't take me long to find the sauce.

http://amp.kcra.com/article/report-pgande-line-experienced-outage-minutes-before-butte-county-wildfire-ignited/24900602

>>3828123

Not this shill again

>>3828150

Got me one a dose 2

>>3828242

>https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2&v=YEbUDX73gmY

Fire is reported "under the high tension powerlines" on Camp Creek Road by the dispatcher.

Again, the AP on my way home reported transmission lines.

Transmission lines carry extremely hgh voltage over long distances.

>>3828242

>>3828311

Adding to the post 382311, the first engine on site reports a line is down.

>>3828346

>>3828245

Nice dig, anon. Thank you!

>>3828444

>>3828510

I don't know anything about those lights. I don't believe we use them. I'm not in CA

>>3828577

I work with a guy who started at PG&E. We live in a totally different state

>>3828690

Thanks Baker

>>3828776

She's not amish. WTF is wrong wiith you?