Vehicle stuck after culvert collapse on Hobbs Hill
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Sunapee Fire and EMS Dispatch
02:37
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00:00
Fire alarm, one one C three.
00:01
I'll be off of the vehicle.
00:03
Appears that culvert has collapsed.
00:05
Vehicle is actually closer to the north Wilmot side of Hobbs Hill.
00:11
C three, you're on scene.
00:13
You're advising it appears the culvert collapsed and you're closer to the north Wilmot end of Hobbs Hill.
00:20
(number withheld) .
00:26
One C three from Wilmot Utility.
00:34
Alarm 1133.
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1133.
00:43
Tow truck, car is currently.
00:45
Your
00:49
radio broke out.
00:51
Just confirming you are requesting a tow truck.
00:55
That's affirmative.
00:56
We'll need a tow truck.
00:57
They could come in from the north Wilmot side.
01:01
Received. I'll give one a call.
01:03
Stand by.
01:07
Fire alarm, ambulance five is out of handling.
01:11
Ambulance five, you're off to hospital (number withheld).
01:21
Wilmot C3 from Wilmot utility channel one.
01:26
C3 answering.
01:29
Which side would you like us to start toning off 1st ?
01:38
Um, either end is fine.
01:40
The whole road's fairly muddy in a bad shape.
01:44
We'll be starting on the north Wilmot side then.
01:52
Fire alarm one, one, two, three.
01:59
C three, go ahead.
02:03
We just have some cool leaking.
02:14
State three, can you go again?
02:18
We did have some coolant leaking, but the leak's been stopped and contained to the road surface.
02:24
Received, you advised you had some coolant leaking, but you've got it contained to the surface.
02:31
(number withheld) and S and P is headed that way.
02:36
Received, thank you.
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