Downed trees and wires force multiple road closures in cherry hill
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Downed trees and wires force multiple road closures in Cherry Hill

CHERRY HILL, N.J. — Several roads in Cherry Hill are closed due to downed trees and wires, police said Monday. Crews from PSE&G and the Department of Public Works are working to clear the debris.

The closures include Mercer Street at Graham Avenue, Greenvale Road at Deer Road, Robwill Pass between Mansfield Boulevard and Mt. Pleasant Way, and Fox Hollow Drive between Hunters Drive and Forage Lane.

Police advised drivers to avoid the affected areas and seek alternate routes. “Please seek alternate routes and avoid the area if possible,” the Cherry Hill Police Department said in a statement.

Authorities have not provided a timeline for when the roads will reopen. Those with concerns can contact the Cherry Hill Police non-emergency line at 856-665-1200.

Road closures remain in effect as crews work to restore safety in the township.

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