Traffic accident blocks road near cliffview resort, Wolfe County KY
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TrafficA traffic accident on Kentucky Route 715 near the intersection with Route 15 caused the roadway to be blocked in both directions. A female driver was involved but no injuries were reported.
Audio|Heard on: Wolfe County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
01:57
Transcript:
00:00
I have a traffic accident with the roadway blocked both ways.
00:03
It's going to be on Kentucky 715 south.
00:06
A female has hit a course.
00:08
She doesn't have any injuries.
00:11
I'll wait at fire department out there because I'd say we'll need traffic control also.
00:14
And Kay is being around.
00:16
Okay.
00:22
See if it's going to get right there near cliffview resort.
00:28
Lobby, that's right.
00:29
Well,
00:31
I'll be right.
00:43
Attention, Wolfe county fire department.
00:45
I'm at traffic accident with the roadway blocked both directions.
00:50
It's going to be on Kentucky 715, somewhere around cliffview resort.
01:05
Attention, Wolfe county fire department.
01:07
I'm going to have a traffic accident with the roadway blocked both directions.
01:10
It's going to be on Kentucky 715 near cliffview resort.
01:26
Attention, Wolfe county fire department.
01:28
I'm going to have a traffic accident.
01:29
It's going to be on Kentucky 715 south.
01:33
It'll be around cliffview resort.
01:41
...Wolfe county unit 26.
01:42
We advise. I just received another call.
01:44
This call is advising it's near the intersection of 15 and 715,
01:49
not cliffview resort.
01:54
T and 4, I'll be getting off breaks and got a board.
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Location mentioned:
KY-15 & KY-715, Kentucky 41360
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