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the staff of the Ridgewood blog
Ridgewood NJ, on Monday evening, July 15, a fallen tree caused a significant disruption on Route 17 southbound, just north of Paramus Road in Ridgewood. The incident blocked one lane of travel, prompting a swift response from local emergency services.
Quick Response from Ridgewood Fire Department
Ridgewood Fire Department firefighters quickly arrived on the scene equipped with chainsaws to cut the fallen tree obstructing the roadway. Using their hands and arms, they efficiently moved the debris to the highway’s right shoulder, ensuring the lane was cleared for traffic.
No Injuries or Property Damage Reported
Thankfully, no injuries or property damage were reported in connection with the incident. The swift and effective response from the firefighters played a crucial role in minimizing the disruption.
Traffic Control and Assistance
A Ridgewood Police Department patrol officer, along with a Bergen County Sheriff’s officer, assisted with traffic control and the debris removal process. Their coordinated efforts ensured that traffic flow was managed safely and efficiently during the cleanup operation.
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Oh know! Ridgewood s deadly chemicals are spreading.
Call in the state
yes. 6 shovel-leaners will watch one working with the chainsaw
Oh well, it’s the states responsibility not Ridgewood. What’s next? Are we gonna start sweeping route 17, salting ,plowing, removing snow, fillpotholes,