Multiple trees down blocking road near West Shore Road, Alburg VT
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Road ClosureAs discussed during the dispatch call, multiple trees fell onto power lines near West Shore Road in Alburgh, blocking the roadway. The road is closed at both ends. The town garage has been notified to address the hazard.
Audio|Heard on: Franklin County / Missisquoi Valley Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
03:22
Transcript:
00:02
You respond in the area of near West Shore Road.
00:06
There are four trees down on the power lines.
00:22
Alburgh Rescue, respond near West Shore Road.
00:31
This is for trees down on power lines.
00:38
You said it is a big one.
00:52
We'll get a hold of load carriers with the loaders.
00:56
If you can get a pass-through so cars can travel.
01:05
Possibly road closed for now.
01:08
We are going to have to close it on both ends.
01:10
At mid-road and at the beginning.
01:30
Shelburne, Alburgh Rescue, acknowledge in the tunnel.
01:51
Trial 7-Ladder one.
01:55
Another one.
01:56
Another one.
01:59
Another one will be small on here too.
02:22
Are those vehicles still on the roadway?
02:25
They were moved off to the side.
02:28
They were not certain if they'd be able to get into the parking lot of the armory area.
03:17
I've got a traffic hazard roadblock. It is near West Shore Road.
03:20
I'll get the town garage notified.
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Location mentioned:
W Shore Rd, Alburgh, VT 05440
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