
Crews Rescue Worker Trapped in Sand in Green Bay
Green Bay firefighters extricated a person buried chest-deep in sand at a concrete company on the city's west side.
Coverage of weather and disaster in Green Bay focuses on storm events, public safety and recovery efforts. This page documents changing conditions, emergency declarations and the direct impact of major events on the area.

Green Bay firefighters extricated a person buried chest-deep in sand at a concrete company on the city's west side.
Police are working to identify the person and determine how they died after recovery near West Mason Street on Monday evening.
Live Poll
Is now a good time to review your household's emergency weather preparedness plans?
Residents in Green Bay should prepare for a significant cooldown as a cold front moves through the region.

Live Poll
Should residents be responsible for clearing storm drains to help prevent local flooding in their area?
Public works leaders asked for assistance after significant flooding events throughout the year.

Live Poll
Will local investments in flood-resiliency projects effectively reduce flooding in your area?
The city plans to transform 11 acres at Emilie Park into a natural buffer to help manage East River stormwater.

Green Bay reporting spans storm damage, emergency response measures, infrastructure resilience and the public safety protocols for extreme conditions. It reaches across the city and the communities around it. Seasonal patterns such as extreme winter storms and severe convective activity dictate the primary risks to local infrastructure and daily transit. Emergency management decisions and the subsequent allocation of resources represent the most common thread during significant events.