Wires and debris reported blocking local roads, Attleboro MA
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Road ClosureAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to reports of wires and branches blocking several roadways in Attleboro, including areas near Bridget Way, Lindsay Street Bridge, and Sully Lane. A blown transformer was also reported, and the Department of Public Works was notified.
Audio|Heard on: Attleboro Police and Fire
Listen to dispatch call
01:47
Transcript:
00:00
So they check the area near Slater Street, getting numerous calls if wires are down there.
00:05
Three, I'm two or two.
00:09
Hold on on three out of me.
00:16
The area near Bridget Way for a blown transformer.
00:23
You have received me.
00:32
Risk going south of steady, point eight.
00:34
Point eight, rest you on 1229.
00:43
Three out of nine with control, sitting in one.
00:46
Ten four.
00:52
Control that three out of three out of nine, if you could check near Lindsay Street Bridge for branches in the roadway.
01:08
Nine received.
01:14
Raise these to 1230.
01:20
Nine, I'm actually going to reroute you something different.
01:23
It's going to be near Sully Lane for a tree down.
01:30
Nine received Sully Lane.
01:37
One down through the control, take that wind is three.
01:41
Four, DPW should be en route there.
01:44
I read the notes further.
01:45
I think those are just going to be small branches.
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Location mentioned:
Bridget Way, Attleboro, MA 02703
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