Road Closed After Washout In Greene; Flash Flood Watch Continues
Published: August 14th, 2018
By: Grady Thompson

GREENE – Flash flooding in the Town of Greene hampered roadways on Monday night, effectively wiping out an area of County Road 2 and closing it until further notice.

County Road 2 between Route 12 and Route 206 in Greene is closed until further notice because of road washout, according to the Greene Fire Department.

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