Two-car head-on accident with hydrant damage in Haverhill, Haverhill MA
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TrafficA two-car head-on collision occurred at the intersection near Broadway and Oak Terrace in Haverhill, resulting in damage to a fire hydrant. All vehicles were cleared with no injuries reported.
Audio|Heard on: Merrimack Valley Police, Fire and EMS
Listen to dispatch call
02:38
Transcript:
00:00
Pride Star ALF, respond to the area of Broadway at Oak Terrace for the two-car motor vehicle accident, head on.
00:09
Attention to engine 4, Rescue 1, Pride Star ALF, respond to the intersection of Broadway and Oak Terrace for the two-car motor vehicle accident, head-on.
00:28
Constable.
00:30
I'm going to respond to that accident.
00:38
Receive Cartus, you're responding.
00:40
I should be in the area of Broadway, Hilldale, and Oak Paris.
00:44
Unsure that's exactly where or which intersections.
00:52
Great, Florence.
00:56
Morning.
01:07
Car 2, 411 Lake Uav, her female is in a phase by dog.
01:31
Thank you.
01:32
Perfect.
01:36
Okay.
01:43
Morning tattoos on team.
01:45
Two-car NBA.
01:46
CSB right at the bottom of Oak Terrace.
01:49
Looks like everybody's out of the vehicle.
01:53
Gene appears to be at the bottom of Oak Terrace with occupants out of the vehicles you're investigating.
02:00
34 is on safety.
02:03
Turncene after you're responding.
02:11
Looks like a pit bull.
02:15
Copy, sir. Copy, sir.
02:20
Thank you, Chief Director.
02:21
Sure, sir.
02:24
Morning, so you can notify the water department.
02:26
The hydrant,
02:28
Broadway at Oak Terrace has been knocked off.
02:32
To notifying water departments,
02:35
hydrant at Broadway and Oak Terrace has been knocked off.
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Location mentioned:
Broadway & Oak Terrace, Haverhill, MA 01832
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