Attleboro officials assess damage after heavy winds, rain on Monday

ATTLEBORO, Mass. (WLNE) — City officials in Attleboro provided an update on the damage done and road closures after Monday’s storm.

According to officials, a number of facilities had power restored by 7 p.m., including Attleboro City Hall, the Attleboro Police Department and the Gardner Terrace senior apartment complex.

At latest count, the city said 6,000 residents were still without power.

As of 8 p.m., the following roadways were affected by the storm:

• Adamsdale Street is closed
• Hutchinson Road is closed, no emergency vehicles can use Hutchinson
• Mechanic Street is closed in the area of 3rd Street
• Oak Hill Avenue is closed in the area of 30 Oak Hill Ave.
• Tiffany Street is closed but may reopen later Monday night
• Wilmarth Street is closed near Hitchcock Street and Coleman Avenue

The Attleboro fire and police departments as well as the mayor’s office are continuing to monitor the situation.

Anyone needing emergency assistance should call 911. For non-emergency assistance, residents can call 508-222-1212.