Traffic & Transit
Downed Trees Close Route 129
Seek alternate routes, Croton-on-Hudson officials said.
CROTON-ON-HUDSON, NY — Route 129 was closed at 2 p.m. near Dailey Drive due to fallen trees and downed power lines, Croton village officials announced .
"For your safety, we urge you to avoid this area and seek alternative routes. Crews are on-site working to clear the debris and restore normal conditions. Please monitor the Village's social media channels for updates on current conditions."
On Facebook, Westchester County police asked residents to be careful.
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Talk about a Debby downer.
The remnants of tropical storm Debby have blown into Westchester and we have already seen a number trees and large branches come down on the parkways and streets we patrol. The combination of saturated ground and high winds puts Westchester at risk of more incidents like these throughout the evening.
As a result, please exercise caution when driving this afternoon and evening. We remind motorists to never drive over or approach downed power lines. Always assume they are live. And as we have said before, never drive through standing water or around barricades that are in place to close a roadway. Flash flooding is a risk tonight as it is during any major storm.
Extra WCPD Patrol and Emergency Service Unit officers are working this evening. We’re out there if you need us, Westchester.
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