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Fezell Road Shut Down as Coroner Called to New Sewickley Crash Scene

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Published on July 14, 2026
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A serious crash shut down part of Fezell Road yesterday in New Sewickley Township after the Beaver County coroner was called to the scene, officials said. Emergency crews blocked the 500 block of the road while investigators worked, and dispatchers reported the area stayed closed during the initial response. Authorities did not immediately say how many vehicles were involved or confirm whether anyone was injured.

What officials say

Beaver County 911 dispatchers confirmed to WTAE that the coroner responded to the crash and that New Sewickley Township police are handling the investigation. Dispatchers told the station they did not yet know how many vehicles were involved or whether there were additional injuries. According to WTAE, its initial report went live Monday evening while emergency crews were still on scene.

Local context

Rural roads in New Sewickley Township have a history of lengthy shutdowns after major wrecks. A crash on Crows Run Road in October 2025, for example, closed that route for about five hours, according to Beaver County Radio. That earlier collision, which involved a motorcycle and another vehicle, also brought the Beaver County coroner to the scene and required a multi-agency response while investigators reconstructed what happened. Narrow township roads often stay closed for extended periods while evidence is documented and debris is cleared.

As of the initial reports, New Sewickley police had not released any additional information, and Beaver County dispatchers had not posted a detailed incident log. WTAE reported that it has requested further updates from local authorities and plans to share more details once officials release them.