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By Chief Robert Peacock |
October 30, 2017 |
Hurricane force winds and heavy rain began last night and continues to impact the area this morning. Many roads are blocked due to fallen power lines, tress and utility poles, The remaining roads are littered with small limbs and other debris. All residents are urged to remain at home today while emergency crews work to secure the area and open the roads. |
Trees and wires block East Hills Road
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A tree blocks access to a driveway off East Hills Road
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Trees and Wires create unique hazards on Yosemite Valley Road
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Trees and Wires block Yosemite Valley Road
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A fallen tree and wires blocks Foster Cove Road
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A fallen utility pole blocks the road with live wires attached in front of 41 Foster Cove Road
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