Jackson County Vehicle Accidents

The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office released accident reports for the last two weeks.
Micheal Gurges of Florida struck a deer on highway 61 near 150th Street on July 25th. The car suffered $20,000 in damages, it was towed, and no citations were issued.
Marie Rossmann of Preston struck a deer on Highway 64 on July 31st. The damages to the car were $5,000, it was privately towed, and no citations were issued.
Tracy Frahm of Miles struck a deer on Highway 64 on July 31st. Damage to the truck was $3,500, was able to still be driven, and no citations were issued.
Corry Manning of Maquoketa struck a deer on 110th Street near 200th Avenue. The car suffered $5,000 in damages, was able to be driven, and no citations were issued.
Gary Riniker had a piece of equipment fall off a trailer and hit another vehicle. Riniker was driving on Bellevue-Cascade road hauling a tractor on a trailer. When going over a bump in the road, a tractor weight fell off of the equipment. Joshua Richter was driving on the other side of the road, and was hit by the tractor weight. The damage to the vehicle was $5,000 and was privately towed. No citations were issued to either party.
Joseph Peneueta of Illinois struck a deer on Highway 61 on August 3rd. The car suffered $25,000 in damages and was privately towed. No citations were issued.
In St. Donatus there was a collision between 2 trucks on August 5th. Colin Donovan was turning left off of Highway 52 onto 1st street. Giselle Till was behind Colin and swerved left to avoid rear-ending him. As a result Colin hit the passenger side of Giselle’s truck. The damage to Colin’s truck was around $8,000, and Giselle’s truck was around $10,000. Both trucks were privately towed and no citations were issued.
Thankfully no one involved in any of these accidents had any injuries or required any medical treatment.
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