Two-vehicle crash causes icy road conditions in Wyoming, Wyoming MN
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a two-vehicle crash on Kettle River Boulevard and 250th Street in Wyoming caused icy road conditions. Fire and State Patrol are coordinating traffic control and assistance on nearby roads where several vehicles are in the ditch.
Audio|Heard on: Chisago MN Fire Dispatch Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
01:12
Transcript:
00:00
Center to Wyoming Fire, please respond for traffic control on a two-vehicle crash, Kettle River Boulevard and 250th Street.
00:09
You'll be on Fire 1, page time 730.
00:18
Center to Wyoming Fire, please respond for traffic control for a two-vehicle crash, Kettle River Boulevard and 250th Street.
00:27
You'll be on FEIC1, page time 730.
00:31
Center Wyoming Chief 2.
00:33
Go ahead.
00:36
I'll be in service.
00:37
Do they need us routine around their heads?
00:40
I believe routine should be fine.
00:42
We have public works headed out the road.
00:44
There is glare ice, so they're just hoping to have people slow down.
00:49
Copy. I'll be in service routine.
00:52
Seven hundred and forty-one.
00:53
Center to Wyoming Fire on fire one.
00:57
Go ahead, Center.
01:00
State Patrol is also requesting some assistance on I-35 southbound near the county line.
01:05
Sounds like there are several vehicles in the ditch.
01:08
They're looking to help slow traffic there as well.
01:10
If you could send another truck to that location?
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Location mentioned:
Kettle River Blvd N & 250th St N, Wyoming, MN 55092
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