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Tree down causes road closure on Jennings Creek Rd, Broome County NY

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audio iconRoad Closure
Jennings Creek Rd, New York

According to the dispatch call, fire department units responded to Jennings Creek Road for a tree down on power lines, creating a possible public safety hazard near Killogue Hill Road and River Road. The incident led to a road closure while crews worked to clear the area.

Audio|Heard on: Broome County Fire/EMS (P25)
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Transcript:
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Station 36, 56, Jennings Creek Road, tree down on power lines.
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Station 3656, Jennings Creek Road, tree down on power lines, near Killogue Hill Road and River Road, Response Battalion 4, (number withheld).

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Location mentioned:
Jennings Creek Rd, New York

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Incident Timeline

  1. Incident Acknowledgment
  2. Utility Company Notified
  3. On-Scene Confirmation
  4. Units Responding
  5. Second Tone-Out
  6. Initial Dispatch

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