Tree and car crash block West Shore Boulevard, Wayne County NY
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a tree fell across the road on West Shore Boulevard near Whitbeck Road in Newark. A vehicle hit the fallen tree. Public works officers placed cones around the area, and utility crews were notified about power lines on the ground.
Audio|Heard on: Wayne NY Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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01:11
Transcript:
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Fire Newark,
00:01
West Shore Boulevard and Whitback Road.
00:04
I have report of a tree down.
00:06
We do have a vehicle that did strike the tree.
00:09
It's gonna be just east of that intersection.
00:12
That's Newark Fire for the tree down.
00:15
West Shore Boulevard and Whitback Road, just east of that intersection.
00:19
Have a tree down across the roadway.
00:22
We do have vehicle that did strike the tree.
00:24
Time is (number withheld).
00:32
11-4 to 11-1.
00:34
Gonna head out for that.
00:39
Affirmative, DPW got cones all the way around it so we should be good.
00:46
Yeah.
00:49
11-1 to dispatch.
00:52
11-1.
00:57
If you could call NYSEG and just confirm that they're on their way and relay that there are primaries on the ground and they haven't tripped out, they're still buzzing.
01:08
And you can clear us from this call and we'll head to shore.
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Location mentioned:
W Shore Blvd & Whitbeck Rd, Arcadia, NY 14513
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