Road closed on CT-32 for nail cleanup, Montville CT
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Road ClosureNails were found scattered on the northbound right lane of CT-32 in Montville. Public works were requested to bring a large industrial magnet for cleanup. The owner of the tools is on the scene assisting with the removal of the nails to ensure safe traffic flow.
Audio|Heard on: Montville Police and Fire
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02:46
Transcript:
00:00
Can you actually call public works and see if they have a large industrial magnet if they could respond here?
00:12
I just hear that.
00:15
420 that's a 12 year old set.
00:22
How does that think you do one of you felt that?
00:30
H-3-2-1.
00:36
Coming.
00:38
The 15 didn't possibly.
00:43
You all set.
00:48
Yeah, Rugger all set.
00:54
Send me.
01:00
I gotta know.
01:07
Yeah, I probably didn't send the second time.
01:15
One-66-8-G-G-C.
01:19
35, LPW notified.
01:22
(number withheld).
01:25
On 32 northbound, taking the right lane.
01:28
After the right way.
01:34
424-82. 424-2.
01:40
424.
01:47
I already put myself on it, but I'll be on 2, 375 test the field for a follow.
01:53
We'll be clear.
01:54
We've got all the nails out of the main roadways, the traffic can flow,
01:58
and the owner of the tools,
02:01
and the owner is on scene, and he's going to begin cleaning up.
02:06
Twitter?
02:08
Writer. Writer.
02:15
(number withheld) to E, I'll be 31.
02:21
Thirty-five.
02:22
Good.
02:30
You would still want to help you get some down?
02:37
Again, if they could with that magnet.
02:39
I know the guys can clean them up the best you can, but somebody's going to get a flat tire.
02:46
Alright.
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CT-32, Montville, CT
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