Road cleanup underway on Ohio 108 after debris incident, Fulton County OH
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Road ClosureAccording to the dispatch call, a road incident on Ohio 108 involved debris and requires a cleanup. Northbound traffic is shut down, while southbound remains open until the debris is cleared. Cleanup may take four to five hours and involves hauling scrap metal and other materials.
Audio|Heard on: Fulton County Public Safety
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01:40
Transcript:
00:00
One of us.
00:02
Clear the 108 scene, northbound, I'm sorry, southbound traffic will remain open until K&K collision tells and size and then we'll shut the road back down.
00:11
Here, sir.
00:15
Henry County has northbound traffic shut down at the line,
00:19
but we are allowing southbound traffic.
00:23
Here, sir.
00:25
You're right.
00:28
Do you have any need for ODOT out there?
00:36
Not at this time there are a lot of small pieces of scrap metal on the roadway.
00:42
I don't know if he's going to take care of that or if that will have to come out and take care of once they get it right.
00:52
2026.
00:54
Sorry, that.
00:55
I was 35 in a RELTA, 25.
00:58
8.
00:59
802.80, I'm back in town.
01:02
Clear.
01:03
No 9.2600. No 9.2600.
01:11
No night.
01:17
Speaking with one of the K&K workers, they advise go ahead and get ODOT en route, four or five hour cleanup time.
01:26
Yeah, Claire.
01:27
So just confirming your alarm is up the road down, correct?
01:34
Affirmative, they're going to have to put dumpsters on the road and haul everything out of this commercial into the dumpsters.
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OH-108, Ohio
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