While roads are slick and hazardous in Caldwell County, officials say the county is faring well with no major problems reported Thursday.
As of mid-morning, Caldwell County Emergency Manager Joey McCaslin tells the News Edge city and county road departments are out working on the ice and snow-covered roads.
click to download audioHe says the cities of Princeton and Fredonia and the county have fared well with no electrical, water, or communication problems.
click to download audioHe adds Chris Burton with the plant board feels good about the electrical lines.
click to download audioMcCaslin says people need to remember to use common sense when they are out on the roadways.
click to download audioAfter responding to a two-vehicle wreck on Interstate 69 in Caldwell County around 10:45 this morning, McCaslin says semis need to slow down.
click to download audioIn addition, he says ambulances and rescue will also have a delayed response time due to the road conditions.
According to McCaslin, emergency personnel has responded to a couple of wrecks Thursday afternoon with heavy damage to the vehicles, but no one was injured.
McCaslin says Caldwell County has been really lucky so far and he hopes it stays that way.
As of mid-morning, Caldwell County Emergency Manager Joey McCaslin tells the News Edge city and county road departments are out working on the ice and snow-covered roads.
click to download audioHe says the cities of Princeton and Fredonia and the county have fared well with no electrical, water, or communication problems.
click to download audioHe adds Chris Burton with the plant board feels good about the electrical lines.
click to download audioMcCaslin says people need to remember to use common sense when they are out on the roadways.
click to download audioAfter responding to a two-vehicle wreck on Interstate 69 in Caldwell County around 10:45 this morning, McCaslin says semis need to slow down.
click to download audioIn addition, he says ambulances and rescue will also have a delayed response time due to the road conditions.
According to McCaslin, emergency personnel has responded to a couple of wrecks Thursday afternoon with heavy damage to the vehicles, but no one was injured.
McCaslin says Caldwell County has been really lucky so far and he hopes it stays that way.
