Traffic lights malfunction near Martin Blvd, Middle River MD
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Road ClosureAs discussed during the dispatch call, traffic lights at the intersection of Martin Boulevard and Compass Road in Middle River were reported to be malfunctioning, with some flashing and others not operating. The State Highway Administration was contacted for repairs, and officials discussed possible road closures to manage the situation.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore County Municipal Police Departments
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00:54
Transcript:
00:00
Eleven 29.
00:05
Units, we're going to switch this address for a little bit.
00:11
Zero 0930.
00:13
The lights at Martin and the river are flashing.
00:17
The ones at Martin and Compass are not.
00:19
I'm sorry, you said they were one flash.
00:21
What was the rest of your message?
00:23
No, I was saying the ones at Martin and Little River are functioning just fine, but the ones at Martin and Compass are out.
00:35
We've contacted SHA again for Martin Boulevard and Compass Road, so hopefully they'll be out soon.
00:40
I know they were contacted last night at eleven thirty-eight.
00:43
They didn't make it out, so hopefully they're going to be out there soon.
00:46
Yeah, we can close up Martin and Millburn.
00:48
We'll call an ambulance.
00:50
Two hundred and twenty-nine.
00:51
I am doing a check look at near Brownie Cake Road.
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Location mentioned:
Compass Rd E & Martin Blvd, Middle River, MD 21220
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