Road closed after downed pole near Pigeon Hill Rd, Weston MA
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Road ClosureAs discussed during the dispatch call, a utility pole and tree were downed near Pigeon Hill Road, causing a road closure. Utility crews worked with a tree service to remove debris and restore power. The road remained closed until power lines were secured and repairs completed.
Audio|Heard on: Weston Fire
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01:10
Transcript:
00:00
Eversource investigated and deemed it de-energized.
00:03
There was a pole that snapped with a tree down.
00:06
The Eversource crew is on its way to Ash Street.
00:09
If you contact Eversource, have them start another crew with the tree company.
00:14
We'll remain on scene with the road closed.
00:17
You're going to need to replace the pole and restore power.
00:19
The wire's back up.
00:22
Found them at (number withheld).
00:33
Carport engine one.
00:37
Answered.
00:40
After you get that Eversource truck out, tape off that end of the road.
00:48
Received. Would you like us to close near Pigeon Hill, or at Pigeon and Kona?
00:57
Shut it down at Pigeon Hill and Conant so no one comes down the road.
01:01
I'll close it from this end.
01:05
Received. I'll attempt to make contact with the residents near Pigeon Hill Rd.
01:10
Received. Thank you.
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Location mentioned:
Pigeon Hill Rd, Weston, MA 02493
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