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Bath Fire Chief Steve Hinds walks near a utility pole struck by an oil truck this morning in Bath. Central Maine Power crews hoped to have power restored by mid-afternoon, Hinds said. LARRY GRARD / THE TIMES RECORD
Bath Fire Chief Steve Hinds walks near a utility pole struck by an oil truck this morning in Bath. Central Maine Power crews hoped to have power restored by mid-afternoon, Hinds said. LARRY GRARD / THE TIMES RECORD

BATH — A C.N. Brown oil truck struck a utility pole on the corner of Western and High Streets this morning, said Bath Fire Chief Steve Hinds.

Hinds said no one was injured in the crash, which was reported at around 9:30 a.m. Fire and police blocked off High Street in the area of the damaged pole and downed lines.

According to the Central Maine Power website, 589 Bath customers were without power as of 1 p.m.


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