Fallen trees block roads and affect power lines in Thompson, Thompson CT
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Road ClosureAs discussed during the dispatch call, multiple roads in Thompson are blocked by fallen trees. Some trees are on power lines, causing hazards. Crews are working to clear them safely.
Audio|Heard on: QVEC Fire and EMS
Listen to dispatch call
01:40
Transcript:
00:00
We need to state DOT on Quaddick Road to clear a tree that's not on a power line.
00:05
There is a tree on a power line on Leclair Road, not obstructing traffic.
00:11
Review on 5-76 is off the day Kimball.
00:14
Methodist James Daniels 576 that will be given.
00:20
8 from engine 128.
00:28
QVee from engine 193.
00:33
In 193.
00:39
This sign, Dr.
00:41
Road is now a shutdown.
00:44
All right.
00:50
R184 to QVEA.
00:53
O'184.
00:56
I'm not sure if you get that last message, state DOT,
00:59
for a pine tree across Quaddick Road, the state section.
01:02
Also, a clear road has a tree on the primaries burning.
01:05
We'll be covering that and notified you ever thought.
01:17
Please. Or are there DOT for 900 aquatic town farm?
01:23
Is there need a...
01:24
Service 165 on Cine? I have a tree.
01:26
Dozer or anything or just a couple chainsaws? Alright.
01:32
Burn and loader with chainsaws, you can remove it.
01:35
The Leclair Road is hung up in the primaries, which is burning.
01:38
We're going to maintain that one.
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Location mentioned:
Quaddick Rd, Thompson, CT 06277
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