Icy road conditions cause closure near 6th street in Dover, Dover NH
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Road ClosureRoad closure and salt truck coordination requested due to icy road conditions on Sixth Street near the fire station and Indian Brook in Dover.
Audio|Heard on: Strafford County Area Local Police and Fire
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02:5
Transcript:
00:00
C4 has a truck come from drop some salt but not anywhere near where we were
00:10
246-3104 you have wind in your mic
00:15
6-3. CS came through, but they went down Glenwood in Saltie Glenwood.
00:20
Can you give them a call back and let them know that we need it on Sixth Street between the fire station and Indian Brook?
00:30
I was able to call the lodges, but the alarm company just called back stating that you could can't...
00:43
Do you see day two in route with one, all of these direct at 090?
00:50
Clows their gate.
00:55
There are definitely footprints that lead back towards the railroad that slash 125.
01:00
Then let's be clear.
01:12
KS.O992, sent to name and ambulance retone.
01:15
One more member still needed for a second crew to respond direct 24 agent road for a medical alert, 70-year-old female, fall from bed.
01:24
One more member needed for a second crew to respond direct, 24 agent road,
01:30
a medical alert, 70-year-old female that's fallen from bed.
01:32
Time of your retone is final two.
01:45
110.
01:49
We're getting ready to clear up here with all the vehicles.
01:52
You want us to hold this until we have come through and salted or if you want to clear?
02:01
Hold it. This inbound lane is still solid ice up here.
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Location mentioned:
6th St, Dover, NH 03820
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