‘We just want everyone to be safe’ | ODOT and OSHP officials ask people to stay home during the winter storm

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TOLEDO, Ohio (wtol.com) — Emergency crews are prepared to assist drivers and clear roads during the upcoming storm, emphasizing that staying home is the safest option for residents on Sunday.

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‘We just want everyone to be safe’ | ODOT and OSHP officials ask people to stay home during the winter storm

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