Lane closed on mill creek highway due to debris spill, Revere MA
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Road ClosureA truck spilled debris across Mill Creek near The Boulevard highway in Revere, causing lane closures and all lanes to be shut down temporarily while cleanup takes place.
Audio|Heard on: MA State Police - Metro Boston Area
Listen to dispatch call
02:43
Transcript:
00:00
I'm going to be advised, how long to the call? Mill Creek near The Boulevard has an entire lane shut down, southbound with no detail.
00:08
They've been advised to pick it up and hire a detail.
00:14
What are you standing by for a few mics?
00:17
Great, see.
00:25
2045.
00:28
25.
00:30
Sir,
00:32
I'll be 17.
00:33
When district call is all set.
00:35
283, can you give me emergency response with lights and sirens, please?
00:39
Firm, standby.
00:50
1095-8-6-7-7-4.
00:55
Thank you. Thank you.
01:02
1110-86 will be 17.
01:06
Thank you. Thank you.
01:14
A1 to 596. I'm starting to do it if you could advise if more I need it.
01:22
So, very deep, sir.
01:24
I'm trying to find it at 91 now.
01:34
596A1, I'll be on the floor.
01:44
Report.
01:48
One party transferred to Wintersford Hospital.
01:50
Seaman has one, I'll be 17.
01:52
Thank you.
01:57
Lots of debris across the entire highway.
02:03
Receive here, still general after one, which divides is being multiple.
02:19
596A1. It's gonna be the one truck.
02:22
Apparently that truck was carrying all the debris that spread across this highway right now.
02:29
Where do you see you said? We need Matt Tyler?
02:32
They just pulled off with me.
02:36
We have all lanes shut down for now.
02:42
Appreciate.
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Location mentioned:
Mill St, Revere, MA 02151
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