Trees and wires down causing road blockage near Broadway, Point Pleasant Beach NJ
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Road ClosureAs discussed during the dispatch call, trees and wires have fallen near Broadway, First Avenue, and DuPont in Point Pleasant Beach, blocking roads near Webster Bay and Hamilton. There is a possible cable wire hazard reported, but no sparks or arcing observed.
Audio|Heard on: Ocean County Fire and EMS - Northern
Listen to dispatch call
01:28
Transcript:
00:00
I have three that just came in.
00:02
901-909 First Avenue for a tree,
00:06
down.
00:07
1009 Broadway for wires.
00:10
And I just saw something else go past the board.
00:12
Hang on.
00:16
Just go check DuPont 3, I think 314 and 324, whatever I said before.
00:22
The owner said that wires down doesn't know what it is yet.
00:30
Grabby.
00:35
Cut, wires, whatever's down.
00:41
We only fire department right.
00:42
We only fire department right.
00:46
Negative, no arcing, sparking.
00:48
Just, uh, it looks like the tension wires are split in hand.
00:53
Yeah,
00:59
Doug, looks like a cable wire.
01:01
It's, uh, hanging real well.
01:03
Do you want to block southbound by Webster beg?
01:07
The wires are going on across the home street here.
01:16
Webster Bay, you said?
01:22
Yeah, blocked off that it'll come to Hamilton here.
01:25
This wire's going all the way almost across all road.
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Location mentioned:
Broadway, Point Pleasant Beach, NJ 08742
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