Road blocked by downed power lines near North Shore Road, Gloversville NY
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Road ClosurePower lines and a broken power pole with transformers are down and blocking the road near North Shore Road in Peck Lake. National Grid and local fire department have been requested to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Fulton County Public Safety
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01:59
Transcript:
00:00
I believe there's going to be Frontier lines.
00:02
It looks like a Frontier pole and they're across the road.
00:05
I'm sure Frontier is not going to respond accordingly.
00:08
So not sure if you can try to get a hold of them and get an EPA, but the lines are blocking the road here.
00:15
Receive all the sides.
00:16
We have one of their representatives in the office at this time.
00:26
3212 County.
00:31
3212.
00:33
Arriving, 215.
00:37
Arriving 1131.
00:40
321.
00:44
321, County.
00:52
3dine.
00:54
Apparently up a little farther a civilian stopped to say that the truck is now disabled with a power pole that was broken off with transformers down as well.
01:04
So we're going to need National Grid up here as well.
01:08
Great Steve.
01:09
I'll call the Spencer Fire Department as well, 1133.
01:30
Fire report of wires down in the road in the area near North Shore Road, Peck Lake, Town of Bleecker.
01:37
For Corrigal Fire in the area near North Shore Road, Peck Lake, Town of Bleecker, for wires down in the road.
01:43
Fire dispatch 1134.
01:51
Caroga Lake Base acknowledging call will be underway momentarily to North Shore Peck.
01:58
Acknowledged.
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Location mentioned:
N Shore Rd, Gloversville, NY 12078
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