Dot truck blocks road near Streaked Mountain, Buckfield ME
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Road ClosureA DOT truck is positioned crosswise on the road near Streaked Mountain, blocking all traffic lanes. Multiple fire units are responding to control the situation and close the road.
Audio|Heard on: Sebago Lakes Region and Oxford County Fire and EMS
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01:49
Transcript:
00:00
Media units to respond to near Streaked Mountain Road by the spring.
00:05
DOT truck, crossways in the road, almost blocking,
00:10
completely blocking traffic.
00:11
Buckfield Fire request you come up your side of the hill and block traffic on that side.
00:18
Time you atone, 1031.
00:22
Periscounted 1030.
00:26
10-4[1]. En route at 1031.
00:31
Oxford, the Buckfield, 452.
00:35
This is 452, go ahead.
00:39
PD advised he's going to have extended travel time.
00:42
If you wanted to make contact, go ahead if you don't let us know, we will advise.
00:53
104, we're en route to the address.
00:57
104, in route at 1032.
01:05
452 Oxford on scene.
01:09
104-452-Oxford on scene.
01:14
10452 on scene at 1035.
01:21
Fuel Utility, 10-8, Oxford.
01:25
Go ahead, Buffalo Utility.
01:30
We're en route to Streaked Mountain
01:35
104, en route at 1035.
01:38
Terrorist, Kalinox.
01:39
I'll be out.
01:40
Go to pause record across the road, blocking all lanes.
01:43
Be shutting the road down.
01:47
4 on scene at 1037.
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement or confirmation that a message has been received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Streaked Mountain Rd, Buckfield, ME 04220
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