Route 98 northbound closed for snow removal, Ossining NY
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Road ClosureAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews closed Route 98 northbound near Route 134 in Ossining for snow removal after multiple vehicles became stuck in poor road conditions caused by heavy snow. Department of Transportation crews were dispatched to clear the roadway and assist with stranded vehicles.
Audio|Heard on: Westchester NY Law Dispatch Group Calls
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01:24
Transcript:
00:00
At post three, can you 1070, post four, top of main for emergency snow removal?
00:07
Ten four.
00:09
Post five, post six, (number withheld), can you assist?
00:14
Negative.
00:16
Still out by Stormy Town Road, cars are still getting stuck.
00:24
Yeah, the road condition by Stormy Town Road Route 98 northbound is poor and we are going to have to shut down 98 north by Route 134.
00:33
Cars are really having trouble making it up.
00:42
All right, I'll put our DOT that we're making a priority and send more trucks out.
00:48
All right, ten four.
00:49
I'll be at Route 98.
00:52
I'll be on Route 134 until they get there.
00:55
Six to headquarters.
01:03
Route 98 northbound of Route 134 is closed, and so DOT can clear it up.
01:11
Supervisor post five and post six keep it closed, and if you can’t help flush those cars out until the plows show up.
01:22
Ten four, I see DOT now.
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Location mentioned:
NY-134, Ossining, NY 10562
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