Warren County Emergency Services, NC

02/02/2026

Travel Advisory – Hazardous Road Conditions
Warren County, North Carolina
⚠️ Hazardous Road Conditions / Black Ice ⚠️
Warren County officials advise that secondary roads across the county may be hazardous due to black ice. These conditions are difficult to see and extremely dangerous, especially on bridges, shaded areas, and low-lying roads.
Please avoid travel if possible.
If you must travel:
Use extreme caution
Reduce speed and increase following distance
Avoid sudden braking or sharp turns
Be especially careful on bridges and overpasses
Road conditions may change rapidly. Stay alert and allow extra time if travel is necessary.

02/01/2026

All County offices closed tomorrow.

Stay safe and warm!

02/01/2026

How things have changed since this morning. I-85 Traffic flowing normally

02/01/2026

❄️ Snow Day Photo Contest – Warren County! ❄️
Got an amazing snow pic from right here in Warren County? 📸
Post it in the comments for a chance to win a $10 gift card!
How to enter:
1️⃣ Drop your best snow photo in the comments
2️⃣ Like your favorite photos
3️⃣ The photo with the most likes wins!
🗓️ Winner announced: February 4,2026 5pm
📍 Photos must be taken in Warren County
Let the snow showdown begin! ☃️✨
❄️ Short & Punchy Version
Warren County snow lovers! ❄️📸
Post your best snow pic in the comments ⬇️
The photo with the most likes wins a $10 Optional Hashtags

02/01/2026

02/01/2026

I-85 Ridgeway-Drewry Road. This is the story of all our roads covered in snow

02/01/2026

Place read this before going out

Planning to hit the sledding hills today? It looks like a winter wonderland, but it is dangerously cold. If you are heading out, layer up and cover all exposed skin! Highs are only in the 20s with biting wind chills. Enjoy the fresh powder, but please drive carefully—black ice is still a major hazard on the roads.

02/01/2026

🚨 Community Awareness Notice 🚨

You may see North Carolina National Guard Incident Management Team trucks operating in our county. These teams are here to help.

Their role is to support our local emergency services, including fire departments, law enforcement, and essential public safety operations. They work behind the scenes to improve coordination, communication, and response during incidents and emergencies.

📍 Current Status:
Our area currently has two Incident Management Team trucks staffed by six highly trained team members.

If you see these vehicles, please know they are part of a coordinated effort to keep our community safe. Thank you for your continued support of all those serving on the front lines. 🇺🇸🚒🚓

02/01/2026

This Is I 85 Oine Road. Interstate is covered with Snow

02/01/2026

🚨 Travel Advisory 🚨
Roadways have become extremely hazardous due to the latest snowfall ❄️🧊
⚠️ Please use extreme caution if you must travel.
🏠 If you don’t need to be on the roads, stay home and stay safe.
Your safety matters—slow down, give yourself extra space, and watch for icy conditions.

01/31/2026

🚨 PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT – WARREN COUNTY 🚨

POWER OUTAGES & NON-EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE

Please DO NOT call 9-1-1 for power outages or non-emergency assistance.
📞 9-1-1 is for life-threatening emergencies only.

For Warren County citizens who need assistance that is NOT considered an emergency, please call
➡️ Warren County Non-Emergency Line: 1-984-288-5594
If your power is out, contact your electric provider directly:
⚡ Duke Energy: 1-800-419-6356
⚡ Halifax Electric Membership Corp: 1-800-690-0522
⚡ Dominion Energy: 1-866-366-4357
Please share this information with your family, friends, and neighbors to help keep emergency lines available for those who truly need them. 💙