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    Hyde Park Porch Collapse: Trapped Person Rescued

    By Kathy Reakes,

    2024-04-17
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    The area where the porch collapsed.  Photo Credit: Pixabay/diegoparra and Google Maps street view

    The incident occurred in Dutchess County around 2 p.m., Monday, April 15, at 5 Boxwood Court in Hyde Park.

    According to Mitchell Shron, spokesman for the Roosevelt Fire District, responding firefighters and EMS found a porch from an upper story had collapsed with one person trapped in the wreckage.

    The victim suffered injuries to the lower leg and was bleeding, Shron said.

    Firefighters moved the victim to safety, who was then transported to MidHudson Regional Hospital in Poughkeepsie for treatment.

    Due to the nature of the collapse, the Hyde Park Building Inspector and Fire Inspector were called to the scene to investigate. Shron said no other structural damage was found at the home.

    The unidentified victim is expected to make a full recovery.

    Assisting Roosevelt was:

    • Dutchess County Emergency Management
    • NDP EMS
    • Town of Hyde Park Police
    • Dutchess County Sheriff's Office
    • Town of Hyde Park Building Department

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    Darren A. Lewis
    04-18
    Rip Van Winkles stairs will collapse on tenants soon
    Guest
    04-17
    Brian, not sure what you are talking about. I don't think residential structures require inspection after they are built and have a clear COO. Maybe they should. I don't know who owns this place but I hope they have good insurance. I would get a lawyer and go from there. Building permits have a purpose. If the process works correctly my 13 year old son and his buddies can't build you a deck from oil soaked pallets. I know it is difficult. quote, contract, government, etc. Yea, probably 50 years old. So what idiot didn't ask some questions, do some research before they rented or bought this place?
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