Update: No injuries reported in Dickinson crash

DICKINSON — A automobile struck a pole close to Rocky Butte Park on Thursday night. The crash tipped the pole sideways, which prompted emergency companies to shut the highway for a number of hours whereas crews labored to stabilize it.

Dickinson Police Lt. Mike Hanel advised The Dickinson Press Friday that though the official police report was not but accomplished, the crash didn’t seem to have resulted in any accidents. He cited icy highway circumstances because the trigger and stated he was unaware of different contributing elements.

“Rocky Butte Hill tends to grow to be just a little treacherous,” Hanel stated. “The quickly altering highway circumstances type of catch individuals without warning up there.”

A number of businesses responded to the scene, together with the Dickinson Police Division, Dickinson Fireplace Division and Montana-Dakota Utilities Firm.

“The crew was on-site just a little over three hours to stub the pole, which can hold it secure and operational till it may be fully changed,” MDU Spokesman Mark Hanson stated. “We’ll attempt to full the substitute subsequent week.”

The crews have been capable of stabilize the pole with none reported disturbances to electrical energy, Hanson stated.

Dickinson Fireplace Chief Jeremy Presnell stated his crews responded and blocked visitors from accessing the affected space.

Hanel stated no additional info was out there on Friday.