MILWAUKEE COUNTY — The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office responded to 110 service calls related to Thursday night's snow and icy roads, including 10 crashes with injuries.
MCSO tweeted Friday morning that since 6 p.m. Thursday, the Office responded to 60 property damage crashes, 10 crashes with injuries and 40 disabled vehicles.
Update: Since 6:00 p.m. yesterday MCSO has responded to 110 service calls: 60 property damage crashes, 10 crashes with injuries, and 40 disabled vehicles. Help us help you slow down, due to the snow the roads are slippery. We want you to arrive at your destination safely. pic.twitter.com/5BuNd3h9al
— Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office (@MCSOSheriff) February 12, 2021
Southeast Wisconsin received a light blanket of snow overnight, and many roadways remain slippery after days of frigid temperatures.
"Help us help you slow down, due to the snow the roads are slippery. We want you to arrive at your destination safely," according to the Sheriff's office.
