TOWN OF AMSTERDAM – A gas line puncture along Route 30 in the town of Amsterdam temporarily closed a section of the road Tuesday morning, Montgomery County Sheriff’s officials said.
Route 30 was closed between Wallins Corners Road and Holland Circle Drive due to the “National Grid gas line puncture,” officials said on Facebook just after 10 a.m.
By 10:55 a.m., officials said National Grid had arrived on scene and the road had been reopened to all traffic.
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