Traffic & Transit
Farmington Road Reopens After Truck Crash: Police
The roadway was closed overnight after a utility pole was damaged.
FARMINGTON, CT — Main Street in the Unionville section of Farmington reopened Thursday morning after being closed overnight due to a truck crash into a utility pole.
The Farmington Police Department announced the road's reopening at about 6:16 a.m. Thursday, according to its Twitter feed.
Wednesday night, Farmington police said Main Street (Route 4) was closed between Perry Street and South Main Street (Route 177) due to a damaged utility pole.
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Police said the pole was hit by a box truck just before 8:16 p.m. Wednesday and no injuries were reported.
During the overnight closure, traffic was detoured onto Perry Street, police said.
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Road Open: Main St. (Rt. 4) in Unionville has been reopened.
— Farmington CT Police (@FarmingtonCTPD) February 2, 2023
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