Crews Repair Utility Pole Following Friday Crash Near Conway
Horry County Fire Rescue responded to a crash near Highway 65 and Satellite Circle in Conway on Oct. 30 that damaged a utility pole but left no one injured.
Why this matters locally
Roadside utility work can cause localized traffic delays for Horry County commuters traveling near Highway 65, while serving as a reminder to exercise caution around working roadside crews.
Utility crews worked to repair damage in Conway on Friday, Oct. 30, following a vehicle crash that knocked into a utility pole near Highway 65 and Satellite Circle.
First responders from Horry County Fire Rescue were dispatched to the scene of the single-vehicle collision. Upon arrival, emergency personnel confirmed that no injuries were reported as a result of the impact.
The crash resulted in physical damage to the utility pole, requiring repair crews to respond to the location to secure and restore the infrastructure. Drivers traveling along the Highway 65 corridor near Satellite Circle may have experienced brief delays or localized traffic adjustments while repair crews completed their work on the pole.
Traffic incidents involving utility poles often necessitate temporary lane closures or utility inspections to ensure surrounding lines remain safe. Commuters moving between Conway and surrounding areas of Horry County are encouraged to remain alert for utility vehicles and maintenance crews working along roadside shoulders following emergency repairs.
Quick facts
- Location: Highway 65 near Satellite Circle, Conway
- Date: Friday, Oct. 30, 2026
- Responding Agency: Horry County Fire Rescue
- Injuries: None reported
Community notice · prepared from WMBF News — Grand Strand material · original source
