Vehicle crashes into utility pole at MA-28 and Sisson Rd, Harwich MA
TrafficA vehicle crashed into a utility pole near the intersection of Route 28 and Sisson Road in Harwich, Massachusetts. The pole snapped and is hanging by wires. No injuries were reported. Police are requested for traffic control and utility companies have been notified to address the damage.
Audio|Source: Barnstable, Dukes, Nantucket and Plymouth Counties Fire Departments
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Transcript:
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Chris C.1, Station 2, retelling a retelling call for an NBA.
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Single car versus pole,
00:07
four out of ground and suspended as a virus per PD.
00:11
In front of Buzzfield card tonight, just in road, Harwich Fort, Harwich Fire, 801.
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Harwich Fire, Hary Fire, Nguyenwolf,
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applying to the MBC.
00:29
Hardfire has Antimone and everyone is on responding.
00:33
Tonight with an RF, hard sports.
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29, 29, 777, local alarm, sounding.
00:51
Two is to take the elevator call at John.
00:56
They come to the college.
01:02
Two others. Two others.
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Go ahead. I cleared LD pull number 27.
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How is fire answering 21?
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On occasion,
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we have a pickup truck off the road here with a telephone pole that snapped. We're going to need the police for traffic.
01:45
Commentation, check off-road, hold some pulse snap, CD for traffic.
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Carriage, fire, engine 2-0-3 for Shog.
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Second two, I do responding, one-three.
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Goodbye.
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Next 219, Summer Street, local alarm, color stations had burnt hose,
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no fire, mild smoke, alarm alarm has been stopped.
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On the corner of Route 28 in Sisson Road,
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it's completely sheared in half, just being hung held up by the wires. We're going to need Eversource and the other utilities here.
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Location mentioned:
MA-28 & Sisson Rd, Harwich, MA 02646
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