Low-hanging wires close part of County Hwy 21, Delaware County NY
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Road ClosureAccording to the dispatch call, franklin Fire responded to County Highway 21 near Palmer Hill and Pomeroy Roads for low-hanging wires blocking part of the roadway. The lines were too low for large vehicles to pass and utility crews had not yet provided an estimated arrival time. No injuries or damage were reported.
Audio|Heard on: Delaware County 911 - Sheriff, Fire and EMS
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01:41
Transcript:
00:00
Franklin Fire, second activation.
00:12
Franklin Fire, second activation, you're responding near County Highway 21 and Palmer Hill Road for low hanging lines across the roadway.
00:22
Franklin Fire.
00:34
Franklin Fire, second activation.
00:37
You're responding near County Highway 21 and Pomeroy Road for low hanging wires across the roadway.
00:43
I want standby 535.
00:50
Franklin 12 to Delaware.
00:55
Franklin 12.
00:57
This is going to be a supply line that we dealt with the other night.
01:02
I'm going to be down to one lane, but there's no way to get a tractor trailer or even a bigger truck under one lane.
01:09
Call number on (number withheld).
01:21
Received advising we did contact NYSEG.
01:24
They did not provide an ETA.
01:29
It looks like the pole's still standing.
01:34
The wire's about six feet off the ground on one lane.
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County Hwy 21, New York
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