Car hits pole causing wires down on Everett turnpike, Merrimack County NH
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TrafficA car struck a utility pole on Route 598 near the Everett Turnpike. This caused wires to fall, and fire and rescue crews were dispatched to assist at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Merrimack County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
02:20
Transcript:
00:00
Retail for the north through fire,
00:03
requesting additional personnel.
00:06
Assist the traffic to motor vehicle accidentary, 598 per centip to turnpike.
00:10
To return for northern,
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requires an additional company to assist.
00:16
See the accident, 598 per stand to turnpike, car versus pole, wires down.
00:22
Farling the ridge road, turn to the retail in 4 minutes.
00:30
Up that's late.
00:37
Go ahead.
00:38
All right, Matt 5.
00:39
We're showing about six minutes out from the Nashville airport for things chosen.
00:46
I've probably about six minutes out at 51 minutes.
00:54
I'll stop. It's going to be mainstreaming for your website.
01:03
303-074 303-074 we pick up on our occupants in the nature of the website
01:18
Calling party from 82 Branch, Londonbury, East Turnpike, the rising of the neighbor's dog.
01:26
It's on the corner of Robinson Road Extension and Bobog.
01:29
The dog's been out there for about three hours barking.
01:34
Okay, please let's look to check it out.
02:04
Secondary tone for Northwick Fire, request an engine.
02:08
Long was Stratford Engine Mutually.
02:10
There is the action. Route 598, F.E. Everett Turnpike motor vehicle accident, car versus pole.
02:14
And we'll sue transporting shortly.
02:17
Secondary tone for Northwick front engine company.
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Location mentioned:
Everett Tpke, New Hampshire
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