As state, county and city road crews continue to clear over 700 miles of roadways in Grayson County, travel remains mostly treacherous.
With temperatures on Wednesday morning in single digits until about 9:00 a.m., any roadways that were slushy on Tuesday afternoon will be ice covered during the morning commute.
Sunshine on Wednesday should again assist in clearing roadways of ice. The high on Wednesday, though, is projected to be only 25 degrees.
Storm damage
Grayson County Emergency Management (GCEM) said anyone with property damage as a result of the winter storm could be in line for FEMA assistance. Officials urge anyone with property damage to take photographs of the damage and keep receipts, as GCEM must document the damage.
Anyone with damage is asked to email GCEM at graysonemergency@gmail.com with relevant photos, names, addresses and phones numbers.
Wednesday government/school closings and delayed openings
Grayson County Schools will be closed until at least Wednesday. Each day is a traditional snow day, with a makeup day scheduled for February 16.
St. Paul Catholic School is closed until at least Wednesday. NTI Days each day.
The Grayson County Clerk’s Office will open on a one-hour delay on Wednesday.
The Grayson County Judicial Center (including the Grayson County Circuit Court Clerk’s Office) will be open on Wednesday. District Court is scheduled to begin at 9:00 a.m.
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Warming centers
While there are currently no power outages in Grayson County (as of 5:00 a.m. on Wednesday), there are multiple warming centers open, according to GCEM:
- The East Grayson Fire Department at 165 Woolridge Street in Big Clifty.
- The County Government Building at 130 East Market Street in Leitchfield.
- The Old Caneyville School (will open as needed).
- Rough River Dam State Park at 450 Lodge Road in Falls of Rough.
(Photo: Winter storm damage in Grayson Co., courtesy of Grayson Co. Emergency Management)
By Ken Howlett, News Director
Contact Ken at ken@k105.com
