Tree blocks roadway on Shady Ln, Kewaunee County WI
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, law enforcement responded to a possible traffic hazard on Shady Lane near Ryle Creek Road, where a tree had fallen and was blocking part of the roadway. A driver reported hitting the tree but said there was no vehicle damage and did not wish to make a formal report. Authorities planned to remove the tree or contact local officials for assistance.
Audio|Heard on: Kewaunee WI Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Headquarters 116, copy your call.
00:04
116, it's going to be a traffic hazard.
00:06
Tree down in the roadway,
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Shady Lane east of Ryle Creek Road.
00:11
Caller stated he did hit it but he doesn't see any damage to his truck.
00:15
He doesn't want to report.
00:16
He just wanted to let people know.
00:18
Going to work on getting a hold of the town chairman.
00:22
10-4.
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Headquarters, 116.
00:28
116-54 and E.
00:32
116, I called the town chairman.
00:34
He didn't answer.
00:35
I did leave a voicemail for me or him to call me back.
00:39
Letting you know if you'd like me to call the county highway department.
00:45
Stand by, I'll go there first and see if I can use my hands.
00:49
I'll remove it.
00:52
Ten four. The complainant did say he did try to move it and he was unable to.
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Location mentioned:
Shady Ln, Casco, WI 54201
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