Vehicle leaves road on Saxonburg Blvd, Allegheny County PA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a vehicle went off the road near Esquire on Saxonburg Boulevard in Pennsylvania. Emergency crews, including police and fire units, responded to manage debris and a fluid spill. The road was temporarily closed while recovery operations were carried out and reopened after clearance.
Audio|Heard on: County Fire / EMS - North Zone North Fire Dispatch 6
Listen to dispatch call
01:29
Transcript:
00:00
We're at the top of the hill right before Esquire.
00:02
Do you want us to hang tight here, shut down the road?
00:08
Yeah,
00:11
For now. I'm going to talk to the 1,400 car and see what they exactly need.
00:15
Looks like one of them is off the road.
00:18
Okay,
00:20
We're going to stage at the top of the hill just before Esquire.
00:28
169 rescue will be approaching from Alder side.
00:37
169 rescue, just hold it, Alder and Saxonburg Boulevard.
00:49
What's the time for? Do you want to have to shut anything down or just hold there?
01:01
167 assistant.
01:03
There's a minor debris field with some fluid.
01:06
So operators are here.
01:07
They're already loading up the one car.
01:15
We copy that chief.
01:23
167 and 169 rescue, just hold the traffic where you have them.
01:26
Police are just going to shut this down for now.
01:28
I'll let you guys know when to open it back up.
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Location mentioned:
Saxonburg Blvd, Pennsylvania
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