Road closed around columbia street for vendor setup, Watervliet NY
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Road ClosureBarricades and road closures were set up around Columbia Street between 2nd and 7th Streets near Seventh Street Park for traffic control during vendor setup.
Audio|Heard on: Columbia County Sheriff and Fire, Hudson Police
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03:25
Transcript:
00:00
3-3. Do we have any access to more barricades or callings?
00:09
Yeah, what do we need?
00:16
Per 5-1, we don't have enough barricades here near Columbia Street.
00:29
Three barricades or 15 cones or so.
00:34
Five,
00:41
four, we have two cones at Fort in prison in Caneem.
00:49
You a vendor?
01:02
We'll take whatever you can.
01:03
Take phone.
01:06
Where are you at? Yeah.
01:12
C. CET (number withheld).
01:24
Okay headquarters.
01:26
Fort-a-Pem, negative.
01:30
It's Columbia Street side in the park, 7th Street.
01:59
Three free to trooper killer.
02:11
The detectives are going to come down, they're going to get those barricades moved on, second street.
02:17
Then that will be completely closed off.
02:24
Yeah,
02:25
it's affirmative.
02:26
They have the hospital vehicle barriers at Second Street they're going to put up as well.
02:49
How do we look with everything closed below 4th Street?
03:00
Looks like there's still some tender traffic, but looks like everything's all set.
03:13
Please, yeah, I've still got a lot of vendors trying to set up.
03:16
They're trying to push them up towards 7th to get out, if need be.
03:21
We'll just keep an eye on the barricades in case they go out these other streets and move them.
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Location mentioned:
Seventh Street Park, 200 7th St, Watervliet, NY 12189
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