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Wilton Assistant Superintendent of Special Services Andrea Leonardi speaks at a Board of Education meeting earlier in a previous school year.

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Wilton road closure update

Jeannette Ross

March 4, 2018

This house on Grumman Hill Road sustained significant damage due to Friday's storm. — 1of3This house on Grumman Hill Road sustained significant damage due to Friday's storm.

Wilton police report the latest road closures as of Sunday morning, March 4.

20/39 Old Huckleberry

84 Valeview

128 Spoonwood Rd

Hickory Hill Rd / Millstone

309 Sturges Ridge Rd

According to Eversource, there are still 516 customers without power in Wilton. Police say the most recent briefing they received indicates power should be restored to most customers by 9 p.m. on Sunday. Small or individual outages may still remain. Some power may be restored before 9 p.m.

Police report they have responded to more than 140 calls as a result of the nor'easter. Of these calls for service, 82 have been responses to road conditions such as trees and wires down in the road. At the height of the storm, there were approximately 50 full or partial road closures.

Police and the Department of Public Works continue to work with Eversource to clear roadways.