A section of Round Hill Road was closed Monday morning after a seal-coating vehicle overturned in Mid-Country Greenwich, sending drivers searching for alternate routes.
The Greenwich Fire Department said the incident happened in the 600 block of Round Hill Road, a winding residential stretch known for connecting back-country neighborhoods with areas closer to downtown.
Crews remained on scene to handle cleanup, and the department urged drivers to avoid the area while the roadway was closed.
Officials did not release information about possible injuries, what caused the vehicle to overturn or when the road would reopen.
Drivers can check CTroads.org for live updates on road closures, traffic conditions and construction alerts.
Residents who spot road hazards or damage can contact the Greenwich Highway Division at 203-618-3001 during business hours, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Traffic signal issues can be reported through the town’s emergency line at 203-622-8000.
