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Low-flying helicopter in area is no cause for alarm

Low-flying helicopter in area is no cause for alarm
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John Moore
<p>MCALLEN, TX - FEBRUARY 21: Agents from U.S. Air and Marine Operations (AMO), fly an A-Star helicopter near the U.S.-Mexico border on February 21, 2018 in McAllen, Texas. The federal air interdiction agents were searching for undocumented immigrants who had just crossed the Rio Grande from Mexico into Texas. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)</p>
Low-flying helicopter in area is no cause for alarm
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Heads up if you are looking up and see a low flying helicopter in Eaton County, there's no need for alarm.

The Eaton County 911 office has notified FOX 47 that a low-flying helicopter will be in the area for about ten days.

They say that the helicopter will be inspecting power lines in the county.

You can expect to see this from July 17 - July 27.

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