Snow Removal Operators Continue to Dig Out From Winter Storms

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Please be mindful of snow removal operators as they continue to dig out from the storm. While state highways are relatively clear, secondary roads may still be difficult to traverse or still not open. Roads that are open may have hard pack snow and ice.

FYI during the period January 12th through the morning of the 16th, Deputies responded to 60 motorist assists, 8 medical calls, a welfare check, and provided traffic control for tow companies, in addition to all other calls for service.

***Courtesy of the Warren County Sheriff’s Office Facebook Page***

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