UPDATE: As of Wednesday evening, road conditions have significantly improved across the region following the impact of Winter Storm Fern. Local officials report that while progress is evident, full speed ahead will require more time and continued effort.
In Elizabethtown, crews have been actively clearing roads, with a notable operation at Helmwood Plaza where a tractor was seen removing ice and snow. Although many roads are now passable, Vine Grove Mayor Pam Ogden emphasized caution during a live Facebook update on Saturday, where she showcased the ongoing conditions in the city.
As of Wednesday, Vine Grove officials confirmed that 10 streets and two parking lots remain to be cleared of ice and snow, posing potential hazards for motorists and pedestrians alike. Meanwhile, the parking lot of North Hardin High School in Radcliff was still filled with snow and ice early Wednesday morning as crews worked diligently to restore accessibility.
Public Works crews in Elizabethtown are employing claw cranes to remove large chunks of ice from downtown sidewalks, enhancing safety for residents. Officials stress that while conditions are improving, patience and caution remain paramount as recovery efforts continue.
Authorities are urging residents to remain vigilant and avoid unnecessary travel until all roads are fully cleared. With winter weather patterns expected to continue, local governments are preparing for further challenges ahead.
Residents are encouraged to stay updated on the latest developments and follow official channels for real-time information. Share this update to keep your community informed and safe as we navigate the aftermath of Winter Storm Fern.
