(WFRV) – As Marinette County enters into its third day following the start of the recent historic storm, many roads are still impassible and several vehicles remain stuck in the snow.
Brown County Sheriff’s Office has 304 calls to service during historic blizzard
According to the Marinette County Sheriff’s Office, many roads are still being tended to by highway department crews, with several of the east/west routes having areas that are reduced to one lane or, in some cases, impassable.
Courtesy of the Marinette County Sheriff’s Office
Courtesy of the Marinette County Sheriff’s Office
Courtesy of the Marinette County Sheriff’s Office
Courtesy of the Marinette County Sheriff’s Office
Courtesy of the Marinette County Sheriff’s Office
Officials report that some areas have high snowbanks, reduced visibility, and lower temperatures on Tuesday morning, leaving some other areas icy. Several cars are also being seen stuck in the snow throughout the county.
Thank you to all of our snow removal and towing crews out there in this cleanup effort and to the deputies and other first responders who keep answering the call no matter the circumstances! I am very thankful for all in the community who have come together during this event to help each other out. Without the help of my neighborhood farmers, I would not have made it out to work yesterday. I’m blessed to be a part of Marinette County with so many who look out for each other! Please continue to check on those that are in need in the community today so we can continue to get everybody any help they may need as we dig out.
Marinette County Sheriff Randy Miller
Officials ask that anyone out and about on the roadways slow down and use caution when crossing intersections.
