Oneida County Emergency Services Director Ed Stevens talks Risks of Solar Lithium-Ion Battery Fires and Shortage of 911 Dispatchers

August 8, 2023

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Oneida County Emergency Services Director Ed Stevens discusses risks of Lithium-Ion Battery Fires at local Solar Projects, recent Tornado damage in Vernon, and also the crisis of a shortage in 911 dispatchers.

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