If a fire department responds to a call for downed power lines and finds only telephone and cable wires, what is the Incident Type?

The correct choice is identified as a good intent call. A good intent call involves situations where the intent to assist is present but no actual emergency exists that requires an active response. In this scenario, the fire department was called to a report of downed power lines, anticipating a potentially dangerous situation. However, upon their arrival, they found only telephone and cable wires, which are not considered emergency hazards in the same way as power lines. This indicates the call was based on a good intention but did not involve fire or hazardous materials requiring extensive intervention.

In this context, classifying the incident as a good intent call reflects that the fire department responded appropriately to a public concern but determined that no further action was necessary. Thus, the incident does not fit into categories associated with emergencies that require hazardous material response, actual fire incidents, or specific service calls that involve repair or support for utilities.