Old Beverly Road closed in North Dumfries due to hydro pole crash

A detour sign. CityNews file photo

By Brent Cater

Posted Feb 19, 2025 01:41:19 PM.

Last Updated Feb 19, 2025 01:41:25 PM.

A road is closed in North Dumfries after a vehicle collided with a hydro pole, Waterloo Regional Police Service said.

Old Beverly Road, between Shellard Side and Sheffield roads, is closed. Police say a black Honda crashed into the pole.

Repairs are being made and there is no estimated time for reopening.

This is a developing story. More to come.

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