Car slides on ice and hits pole in Windham, Windham ME
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a single-vehicle accident occurred near Chute Road in Windham. The vehicle slid on ice and struck a telephone pole, causing minor damage. All occupants were able to exit the vehicle and were not trapped. Emergency units responded, and the road remained open. It appears the impact caused only minor damage to the pole.
Audio|Heard on: Cumberland County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
06:39
Transcript:
00:00
Winnebago Fire, stand by for an accident.
00:02
near Chute Road.
00:47
Taking an accident near Chute Road in that area.
01:21
Windham ambulance twenty-two and squad twenty-seven to respond to the area of near Chute Road.
01:28
Crossroads of Heman Cobb Road and Susan's Way in Windham, for a car versus telephone pole.
01:37
It's hard to get out because of the angle, not actually trapped.
01:43
It's an alpha level response.
01:46
Repeating. Windham Ambulance 22 and Squad 27 to respond to the area near Chute Road, crossroads of Heman Cobb Road and Susan's Way in Windham for a car that slid on ice, hit a telephone pole, and it's hard to get out because of the angle.
05:23
We're on the scene, single vehicle off the road.
05:26
All the occupants are out.
05:28
Squad 27 will be in command, we'll be investigating.
06:29
Doesn't appear to be any damage to the pole.
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Location mentioned:
Chute Rd, Windham, ME 04062
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