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Two rescued in Killingly from car submerged in flood water, officials say

Two rescued in Killingly from car submerged in flood water, officials say
Two people were rescued Tuesday after a car was partially submerged in flood water on Cottage Street amid heavy rain, officials said. (Courtesy of the Danielson Fire Department)

Officials said no one was injured in the rescue effort.

KILLINGLY - Two people were rescued Tuesday after a car was partially submerged in flood water on Cottage Street amid heavy rain, officials said. 

The rescue took place under a railroad bridge between Furnace Street and St. James Row, according to a spokesperson for the Connecticut State Police. 

Police said no injuries were reported. 

"Drivers should avoid the area of Cottage Street in Killingly due to water levels," police said. 

In a Facebook post, the Danielson Fire Department said Cottage Street will remain closed until the water recedes. 

The department also shared a photo of the street showing two vehicles partially submerged in about a foot of water. 

The rescue effort unfolded as thunderstorms brought heavy rain to much of Connecticut, triggering a flash flood warning in Fairfield County and western New Haven County, and leaving thousands without power across the state.

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