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Groe Road East Closed in Pierce County Due to Fallen Tree in Power Lines

Tacoma, WALocal News

A significant incident in Pierce County has resulted in the closure of Groe Road East at Scott Turner Road East due to a fallen tree in the power lines. The closure was reported via Pierce County’s X account at 1:34 p. m. on Tuesday, raising concerns for local traffic and safety. Ohop Mutual Light Company has been notified to manage the situation, as the fallen tree poses a hazard.

Unfortunately, no estimated timeline for the removal of the tree has been provided, leaving the road inaccessible for an undetermined period. This incident highlights the importance of infrastructure maintenance and public safety in the region. Local authorities urge residents to remain vigilant and consider alternative routes to avoid delays. Weather conditions may further impact road safety, and ongoing updates will be provided. The community is encouraged to stay informed through local news sources.

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