01/25/2026
Allen County will be under a Level 3 stating at 7:00pm. We urge everyone to stay home and safe!
As of 2:09 p.m., 1/29/2026, Allen County is no longer under any roadway advisories or warnings. All advisories have been canceled.
Motorists are encouraged to continue driving with caution due to current weather conditions.
Thank you to all state, county, and township road crews who worked tirelessly during this winter storm. Thank you as well to all essential workers who continued to report to work despite the road conditions.
Stay safe, Allen County!
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⚠️LEVEL 1: ROADWAY ADVISORY
ALLEN COUNTY SHERIFF MATT TREGLIA HAS DOWNGRADED FROM THE LEVEL TWO ROADWAR WARNING TO A LEVEL 1 “ROADWAY ADVISORY” FOR ALLEN COUNTY, OHIO. THIS LEVEL 1 “ROADWAY ADVISORY” IS IN EFFECT AS OF 9:22AM, January 28, 2026.
A LEVEL 1 “ROADWAY ADVISORY” Allen County roadways are snow or ice covered with possible drifting. Extreme caution is advised.
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⚠️UPDATE: As of 1/27/26 at 9:30PM, Allen County remains under a Level Two Roadway Advisory.
Please be advised that road crews will dwindle into the late evening and overnight hours. Roads are expected to remain slick, and drifting may occur. Residents are urged to continue using extreme caution while traveling.
The next update will be provided later tomorrow morning (1/28/26).
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ROADWAY UPDATE:
⚠️⚠️As of 1:47pm on January 27, 2026, Allen County remains on a LEVEL TWO ROADWAY WARNING.
Sheriff Treglia has been in regular contact with Allen County Engineer Brion Rhodes and Road Superintendent Daren Leis. Allen County roadways are slick and snow covered, which is expected with the current weather conditions. Significant drifting is occurring. Travel with extreme caution. Please continue to give plow\salt trucks plenty of room to work.
Expect another update tonight at approximately 9:30pm.
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⚠️⚠️LEVEL 2 ROADWAY WARNING⚠️⚠️
ALLEN COUNTY SHERIFF MATT TREGLIA HAS ISSUED A LEVEL 2 ROADWAY WARNING FOR ALLEN COUNTY AS OF 9:30AM 1/26/2026
•The level three roadway warning has been canceled.
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At 7:00pm tonight (1/25/2026), Allen County will be under a Level 3 Roadway Warning
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Allen County Residents,
I have spoken with Allen County Engineer Brian Rhodes and Road Superintendent Darren Leis. Their crews have worked tirelessly around the clock to clear roadways, and I want to sincerely thank them for their dedication and hard work during this severe winter storm. However, with a storm of this magnitude, maintaining clear roads has become increasingly difficult. In the coming hours, road crews will be forced to suspend operations, and continued snowfall will quickly cover roadways throughout Allen County.
Therefore, at 7:00 p.m. on Sunday, January 25, 2026, a Level 3 Roadway Warning will be issued for Allen County.
Roadways are snow-covered, and many are impassable. Residents should only travel in emergency or essential situations and are urged to use extreme caution. Employers are encouraged to delay or adjust start times for third- and first-shift employees where applicable.
This Level 3 Roadway Warning will remain in effect until late morning on Monday, January 26, 2026.
Thank you for your cooperation, and please join me in thanking our road crews for their continued efforts to keep Allen County safe.
Sincerely,
Matthew B. Treglia
Allen County Sheriff
