Leaking hydrant causes icy hazard on Bergen Blvd, Bergen County NJ
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Public Works HazardAs discussed during the dispatch call, a leaking fire hydrant on Bergen Boulevard created a possible icy hazard. Public works personnel contacted the utility company Veolia to address the issue.
Audio|Heard on: Bergen NJ Law Dispatch Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
00:45
Transcript:
00:00
Did you receive a call about a fire hydrant over on Bergen Boulevard with water coming out of it?
00:06
We just got a call a few seconds ago.
00:11
Received, if it's possible.
00:12
Can you notify Veolia about the icy condition up there?
00:18
Yes, we'll get to it.
00:20
Thank you.
00:22
Three three four to seven zero nine.
00:25
Three three four, you still there?
00:28
I'm with Veolia.
00:30
Do you have a hydrant number and where is it leaking from?
00:35
I can't tell if there's even a hydrant here.
00:37
There are two orange cones and water is coming up about three feet from the ground.
00:44
All right, Veolia is notified.
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Location mentioned:
Bergen Blvd, New Jersey
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