January 2017
Monthly Archive
Updated information from the Granby Police Department
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Posted by Sgt O on 31 Jan 2017 | Tagged as: general
The Town of Granby would like to announce that there will be a Parking Ban in effect from noon today, January 31st, until tomorrow, February 1st at 4pm. This means that there is no on-street parking allowed.
Posted by Sgt O on 17 Jan 2017 | Tagged as: general
The Town of Granby would like to announce that there will be a Parking Ban in effect from 4pm today, January 17th, until tomorrow, January 18th at 4pm. This means that there is no on-street parking allowed.
Posted by Sgt O on 10 Jan 2017 | Tagged as: general
On January 9, 2017 at approximately 22:17 Granby Police Department received several 911 calls regarding a house fire on Lyn Drive. Granby Fire and Ambulance Personnel, South Hadley Fire Districts 1 & 2, and Granby Police were dispatched to the scene. Upon arrival officers observed the residence of 22 Lyn Drive fully involved. The homeowner met the officers and advised that he and his pets were safe and the home was unoccupied. The cause of the fire is still under investigation. The investigation is being conducted by the Granby Police Department, South Hadley Fire District 2 and the Massachusetts State Police attached to the State Fire Marshal’s Office.
Posted by Sgt O on 10 Jan 2017 | Tagged as: general
At approximately 11:12 AM the Granby Police Department received several e911 calls reporting that a bus collided with a house on Amherst Street (Route 116). The department also received calls about a home heating oil delivery vehicle that was involved in an accident as well. Granby Police, Fire and Ambulance services were dispatched to the scene. Responders quickly realized that both incidents were related to the same accident.
Personnel from the South Hadley Police Department, South Hadley Fire Department District 1 and District Two and Massachusetts State Police from the Belchertown Barracks responded to assist. Troopers from the State Police Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Section were called to assist with the investigation. The Department of Environmental Protection responded to the scene to evaluate the environmental impact and direct the clean up.
The initial investigation of the accident revealed a Peter Pan Bus carrying five passengers and the driver was headed northbound on Amherst Road when it collided with a Fuel Services home heating oil delivery vehicle that was parked at the side of the road making a delivery. The driver of the fuel delivery truck was not in the vehicle at the time of the crash. The bus crossed over both lanes of traffic and ran off the road on the southbound side of the highway. The bus continued onto the property at 664 Amherst Road and collided with the residence causing significant damage to both the house and the bus. The house was not occupied at the time of the crash.
The driver of the bus and one of the passengers was transported to the hospital for non-life threatening injuries.
Amherst Road was closed to through traffic till approximately 2:45 PM while crews investigated the crash and dealt with the bus and the fuel delivery truck. Currently one lane of travel is open as crews are still cleaning up the oil that was spilled from the fuel truck.
The incident is still under investigation.
Posted by Sgt O on 07 Jan 2017 | Tagged as: general
The Town of Granby would like to announce that there will be a Parking Ban in effect from noon today, January 7th, until tomorrow, January 8th at noon. This means that there is no on-street parking allowed.