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Walker County Traffic Alert – 11th Street – Crash / Live Wires / Closure

By Jamie Nash
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12:10 p.m.

11th Street in Huntsville is temporarily closed due to a vehicle vs. power pole crash. The pole snapped and a transformer hit the pavement, along with the power line(s) attached. The company was notified and first responders are on location. No injuries were reported, so far, except to the utility pole.

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