Photo by: click orlando
A hit-and-run driver struck a fire hydrant early Wednesday in a Deltona neighborhood, flooding several homes, sheriff’s officials said.
The single-vehicle crash happened at Normandy Boulevard and Elwood Street.
The Volusia County Sheriff’s Office said Deltona Public Works turned the water off “but not before it caused significant flooding to nearby houses.”
Deputies are searching for the driver.
Video from the scene also showed crews working to restore power in the area.
No other details have been released.
It’s the second time in two days that a driver struck a fire hydrant and flooded nearby homes. On Tuesday, at least one Orlando home was flooded when a pickup truck slammed into a hydrant on Michigan Street at Conway Gardens Road.
Check back for updates.
In the unfortunate event of a hit and run, Ovadia Law Group stands as your steadfast ally, offering expert legal assistance and unwavering support. Our dedicated team of attorneys specializes in hit and run cases, understanding the complexities and challenges victims face. If you’ve been involved in a hit and run incident, call us at 1-800-674-9396 for a free consultation. During this session, our compassionate professionals will listen to the details of your case, provide expert legal advice, and outline a personalized strategy to help you navigate the legal process and seek fair compensation for injuries and damages. Trust Ovadia Law Group to be your advocate, prioritizing your well-being and ensuring your rights are protected as you navigate the aftermath of a hit and run incident.
Source: click orlando
