The race is on to figure out how to reconnect six families whose homes are now cut off in Scotland.
Multiple families are stuck and about $8 million in repairs is needed after storms caused two bridges to collapse in Scotland.
First Selectman Gary Greenberg said one of the two bridges collapsed Thursday afternoon near Kasacek and Brook roads. The other bridge collapsed Wednesday night.
Greenberg said two other bridges suffered extensive damage. There are six families stuck because of the damage, and they're unable to get out.
A farmer is trying to help people get out and to the fire department, according to Greenberg. He said some people came home from work and couldn't get to their homes or their families.
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The first selectman said he hopes to get an emergency declaration from Gov. Ned Lamont's office. The town estimates that about $8 million in repairs is needed.
A portion of Brook Road is closed because of the damage and drivers are being asked to take alternate routes.
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