Roadway reopens after vehicle crash causes closure and power outage

Roadway Reopens After Vehicle Crash Causes Closure and Power Outage

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March 12, 2024
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CLARKSTOWN, NY—The Clarkstown Police Department has announced the reopening of Central Highway following a temporary closure caused by a vehicle accident and subsequent fire. The incident, which resulted in minor injuries, prompted a coordinated response from the Clarkstown Police Department, New City Fire Department, and New City Emergency Medical Services.

The accident also led to a power outage in the area, with Orange & Rockland Utilities swiftly addressing the issue. As of 6:50 PM, normalcy has been restored with the roadway reopening and power fully restored. The swift action of emergency services and utility workers ensured public safety and minimal disruption.

Phil Stilton

Phil Stilton

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