Vehicle strikes hydro pole in Waterloo

By Mark Pare

Posted Aug 19, 2021 10:00:00 AM.

A section of Fisher-Hallman Road is closed after a single-vehicle crash in Waterloo.

Regional police said a vehicle struck a hydro pole between Laurelwood Drive and Gatestone Boulevard.

The pole was hanging by wires as a result of the crash.

There's no word on arrests or injuries at this time.

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