Three Injured in UTV Crash Near New Glarus

Three people were taken to a hospital Saturday evening following a UTV rollover near the bike trail on Exeter Crossing Road. New Glarus police joined several emergency agencies responding to the town of Exeter crash.

Todd Klassy
by Todd Klassy
Three Injured in UTV Crash Near New Glarus

New Glarus police assisted at a UTV crash that injured three people Saturday evening on Exeter Crossing Road outside of New Glarus.

Green County sheriff’s deputies and emergency personnel were dispatched at 6:54 p.m. to the W4700 block of Exeter Crossing Road, near the bike trail. Initial scanner traffic described a UTV overturned on its side with two women in the roadway.

The first emergency responder to arrive reported finding one patient lying face down but responsive and another sitting in the road. Responders subsequently requested an additional Sugar River Emergency Medical Service ambulance for the scene.

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