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A Fairfield County roadway remains closed after an area woman crashed into a utility pole in a single-vehicle crash.
Isabella Gould, age 26, of Danbury, was injured following the crash at around 11 p.m., Thursday, April 1 on Main Street in Ridgefield, said Capt. Shawn Platt of the Ridgefield Police Department.
Gould was traveling southbound when she crossed over the northbound lane striking a utility pole on the opposite side of the road causing it to break and fall into the roadway.
She was treated at the scene and transported to the Danbury Hospital for serious, but non-life-threatening injuries.
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Verizon: 911 service restored for wireless callers
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Verizon said a cut fiber was the culprit after multiple police agencies in Connecticut reported the carrier’s customers were having issues reaching 911 throughout the state.
Chris Serico, a Verizon spokesman, said “a fiber cut” Thursday afternoon affected wireless calls to 911 centers. He said the issue has been resolved as of just after 7 p.m.
“Our network engineers worked quickly to reroute network traffic to ensure prompt restoration,” Serico said.
A notice sent through the state’s emergency alert system said the issue was only affecting Verizon users, and that the company was aware of the issue and working on it.