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VT Route 100 in Lowell reopened after structure fire, police say

VT Route 100 in Lowell is now open to one lane after a structure fire at the Town Garage, according to police. Motorists are advised to drive with care.

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VT Route 100 in Lowell reopened after structure fire, police say
VERMONT STATE POLICE

Fw Traffic Alert - VT Route 100 Lowell
  • Motorists are advised to drive with care

Vermont State Police say a structure fire closed VT Route 100 in Lowell earlier today. The roadway was shut down between VT-58 and Carter Road while emergency crews responded to the incident at the Lowell Town Garage.

According to the report, both lanes were obstructed for several hours as firefighting efforts were underway. As of approximately 4:40 PM, the road has reopened to one lane, but motorists are advised to proceed with caution due to ongoing work in the area. Authorities anticipate continued delays, and drivers are encouraged to consider alternate routes if possible.

This incident highlights the importance of safety on Vermont roadways during emergency situations. While the fire has been addressed, motorists should remain vigilant as crews complete their work. Police will provide updates as more information becomes available.

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