Davidson County, TN – Refreezing slush has turned roads across the Nashville area into sheets of ice Sunday afternoon, prompting police to urge residents to stay home. Several downed trees are blocking or partially obstructing lanes across the county.
According to the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department, officers have been stationed at fixed posts to monitor dangerous spots as freezing rain and ice accumulation continue to impact travel.
Authorities are asking drivers to avoid unnecessary trips, warning that icy conditions and fallen branches pose ongoing risks.
Off-duty Sgt. Justin Coker and Retired K9 Officer Terry Burnett spent Thursday assisting neighbors, using equipment to remove downed trees and clear blocked roadways.
Crews are working throughout the evening to reopen affected lanes, but officials caution that slick roads and low temperatures may persist overnight. Drivers are urged to use caution and follow city alerts for updates.
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