Parade route traffic control and road closures in Ellsworth, Ellsworth ME
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Road ClosureTraffic control and road closures were implemented along State Street, Church Street, and Main areas in Ellsworth for a parade. Officers coordinated to shut down roads, manage unauthorized vehicles, and set barricades to ensure the parade route remained clear and safe.
Audio|Heard on: Hancock County Public Safety
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04:59
Transcript:
00:00
244. They'll hold them head towards the main street down there either.
00:02
I think I'm not back up on Chief.
00:09
There should be no traffic coming up my way towards the start of the parade.
00:14
Push them to the side street if you have to.
00:21
And State Street shut down, you have one black Toyota car coming your way that snuck out here on school, other than that we're done.
00:33
36, 244.
00:39
Or I'm gonna get this car up from there.
00:46
Wait, these two cars live right here off the end of the street.
00:49
Let me get through, just...
00:55
36, 244.
01:01
I don't know if you mean 245, but...
01:04
One two four to five, not 244.
01:08
44.
01:11
228, 227. This car is tired last night by you.
01:15
They live right behind you.
01:21
I don't know where they're all coming from.
01:22
I got like four cars in the road now.
01:27
One from School Street is heading down towards street behind you.
01:34
Yeah, I'm getting a boat load of people coming off church street on the stage.
01:43
There's supposed to be a highway guy there.
01:46
I'm headed down there.
01:51
Show me, get that man.
01:52
Can you shoot across to Justine? She's over at State and School in charge.
01:57
She just letting everything go.
01:59
I can't get her answer to the radio.
02:05
3-36-9, I'll be up from our residence for some of us.
02:10
Six,
02:12
where do you want me?
02:19
Go over to State and Church to figure out why traffic is coming through there.
02:44
Those were 2.30.
02:45
I just saw a vehicle take a right out of the lower city hall packed and lot.
02:50
I guess highways not there.
02:56
Yeah, that's because that never got closed off, like they said it was venom from the meeting.
03:01
So we've got to get some barricades, just coming a couple minutes.
03:09
The highway guy right here, he's got more barricades.
03:13
I'm going to drag that down there and get that clothes off.
03:16
I'm going to be done with that, please.
03:24
Five minutes to start, five minutes.
03:31
I got a bunch of extra cones up here if you want them down there for that big bit.
03:39
No, we're good.
03:40
The highway guy's got a whole truck load.
03:42
Thank you.
03:47
So, 231.96.
03:48
Do we have everything shut down at this point on the route?
03:53
2.30, can you go over to State and Church, Help 244? Everything is coming through there.
03:57
I don't think she's quite grass, but I go with.
04:04
10-4, yeah.
04:05
Sure, she should be totally close.
04:09
Shut it early down.
04:12
Civil. Yeah,
04:15
167. Looking down,
04:17
school from Maine, that's the only place I can see, traffic coming out of the church street.
04:21
So it seems to be shut down.
04:23
Most of it's coming off a high, burrow.
04:30
30, while you're right there, just check it report.
04:32
We'll make sure it's on the right channel.
04:33
It's working.
04:37
I will do. Yeah, she sounds like he's not getting any traffic through this point.
04:41
Shouldn't it in?
04:43
Yeah, well, thank you.
04:47
30, let me know when it's good, we're going to start this.
04:51
We're getting people firing around now, you're good.
04:57
All right, Chandler, let's roll.
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State St & Church St, Ellsworth, ME 04605
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