Frequent holiday travelers and icy road conditions led to a busy weekend for the Greene County Sheriff’s Office.

According to a press release, a Greene County Deputy responded to a two vehicle wreck on 220th Street near Orchard Avenue at 5:44pm Friday. The report shows 81-year-old David Hickle of Boone was heading east on 220th Street, when his 2005 Ford Taurus struck an eastbound M-C Stock Cutter that was attached to a 1995 Case IH 7240 Tractor driven by 48-year-old Timothy Tucker of Jefferson. The stock cutter sustained $10,000 in damages and the Taurus had $1,500 damage. Hickle was cited for failure to stop in assured clear distance. The Jefferson Fire Department and Greene County Ambulance assisted at the scene.

Then at 8:44pm Sunday, a deputy responded to a single vehicle rollover in the 1900 block of W Avenue. According to the report, 81-year-old Marilyn Heater of Ogden lost control of her 2014 Chevrolet Malibu on the icy roadway and rolled into the ditch. The vehicle was considered to be a total loss.

The final incident happened at 8:52pm Sunday. The Greene County Sheriff, Iowa State Patrol, Greene County Ambulance and the Grand Junction Fire Department responded to a single vehicle crash at 222nd Street near 220th Street. The driver lost control of the vehicle on the icy roads and went into the ditch, where the vehicle hit a culvert. The Grand Junction Fire Department was able to put out the flames out, but the vehicle was a total loss. The Iowa State Patrol is investigating the incident.

No injuries were suffered in any of the weekend’s incidents.