Batavia, NY (June 26, 2025) – A two-vehicle accident with possible injuries occurred Thursday at the intersection of Summit Street and North Street in the City of Batavia, according to local authorities.
Emergency responders from Batavia City Fire and Mercy EMS arrived promptly to provide assistance. Paramedics assessed the individuals involved in the crash, and while the exact number of injuries has not been confirmed, it is believed that at least one person may have required medical evaluation. Emergency personnel remained on-site to ensure the safety of the area and assist the victims.
The collision took place in a residential area near several local schools and community facilities, making the intersection a well-traveled area by both pedestrians and motorists. Intersections like Summit and North are particularly vulnerable to accidents due to moderate traffic flow, turning vehicles, and close-set roadways.
The Batavia Police Department is investigating the cause of the crash. No further details regarding the vehicles involved or the contributing factors have been released at this time.
We extend our best wishes to all involved and hope for a full and quick recovery for those injured.
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