Water main break causes road flooding in Brookville, Brookville PA
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Road ClosureAccording to the dispatch call, police responded to a water main break near Barnett Street and Cherry Alley in Brookville causing water to flow down the road. Borough officials and the water company are addressing the issue while an officer manages traffic.
Audio|Heard on: Jefferson County Police Dispatch
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Transcript:
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930 took a call for the area near Barnett Street and Cherry Alley in the Brookville borough.
00:05
Colorstated is possible water main break.
00:08
Water is pouring down the road.
00:10
Colorstated.
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10-4[1], 1017.
00:15
That's for suit.
00:20
Connie from 930.
00:24
930.
00:27
I'm up here near Barnett and Cherry,
00:31
borough manager and the water company are up here already, so they're going to be getting it taken care of.
00:37
All right. That's received.
00:40
Three will advise if chief two is needed at all.
00:52
Say again, Connie, you were all broke up.
00:55
Thank you. Matthew Z, are you able to advise if Chief 2 is needed at all?
01:02
Negative. At this time,
01:04
everything seems to be okay.
01:07
Okay. Patrick Cesar, are you going to be clear?
01:12
Uh, negative, I'm gonna sit down here at Main Street with my lights on where the water's crossed and try to keep traffic flowed down.
01:22
That's received 930.
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10-4: Acknowledgement / Affirmative / Message received
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Location mentioned:
Barnett St & Cherry Alley, Brookville, PA 15825
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