Emergency Crews Putting In The Hours

Tuesday, November 29, 2022 at 10:06 AM

From fire calls to car wrecks, it was a busy day.

Emergency crews stayed busy yesterday. Grays Harbor Scanner reports that Aberdeen Fire was called out to a structure fire on B Street at 5:26pm. That fire was reported to be upstairs. At 5:28pm a reported car vs pole in Cosmopolis. That was reported as a rollover that went into a homeowner’s yard on 5^th street. Fire crews had to extricate at least one person from the car. Residents in that area were without power for several hours until PUD workers could install a new pole.

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