Downed wire on Route 132 north with no hazard, New Hampton NH
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Road ClosureEmergency services responded to a downed wire near Route 132 north in New Hampton. It was uncertain whether the wire was an electric or communication line. The wire was confirmed to be off the roadway and posed no hazard.
Audio|Heard on: Lakes Region Mutual Fire Aid Association
Listen to dispatch call
02:31
Transcript:
00:00
Our sheets to Route 132, North, upright, Channel 3, 12.
00:07
Let's ring one.
00:14
Affirmative, we've already notified Huggins Hospital as well.
00:23
Answering 17 engines.
00:30
Duty crews committed requesting of Meredith emails.
00:45
Lakeshine and Meredith EMS for an ambulance.
00:51
Sick person, alpha level, near Mansfield Woods Way in New Hampton, Lakeshusion and Meredith EMS.
00:58
Sick person, alpha level.
01:05
Near Mansfield Woods Way in New Hampton Route 132 north right on Channel 3.
01:16
Lakes Regent Tilconia.
01:19
Sick person, Charlie Level, 406 Court Street, St.
01:23
Francis Home,
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Lakes Region 2, Leconia.
01:26
Sick person, Charlie Level, 406 Court Street, St.
01:30
Francis Home.
01:31
Daniel Webster Highway to Jerky Street, Operate, Channel 3,
01:34
(number withheld).
01:41
45-emial 6 is responding.
01:43
Seventy-year-old female unable to use the bathroom in...
01:51
Answering 19-4-through.
01:59
Poll number 819 over 12, who's the provider?
02:05
Is it an Eversource line or is it going to be a communications line? Eversource will not touch a communication.
02:16
And do you know if that's consolidated or spectrum in that area?
02:25
Is the wire still on the roadway?
02:31
Negative.
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NH-132, New Hampton, NH
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