by ONEIDA, Wis. – A 66-year-old woman from Green Bay was killed Saturday morning in a single-vehicle crash in Oneida, according to the Outagamie County Sheriff’s Office.
The crash occurred just after 11 a.m. on County Highway U, east of County Highway E. Responding deputies found a sedan had veered off the road, traveled down a steep hill, and came to rest in a plant field.
Crash Details and Response
Emergency crews were dispatched following a 911 call reporting a crash in the area. Upon arrival, first responders discovered the woman deceased inside the vehicle. She was the sole occupant.
Authorities say the vehicle left the roadway under undetermined circumstances, and no other vehicles were involved. There is no immediate indication of foul play or outside interference, but the cause of the crash remains under investigation.
Emergency and Law Enforcement Response
The scene was handled by multiple agencies including:
- Outagamie County Sheriff’s Office
- Oneida Tribal Police Department
- Oneida First Responders
- Oneida Fire Department
- County Rescue Service
The road remained closed for approximately three hours as authorities worked to reconstruct the crash and document the scene, as reported by WAGB.
Crash Investigation Ongoing
As of now, investigators have not released the identity of the woman, pending official family notification. Weather conditions, vehicle condition, and possible medical factors are expected to be considered as the crash reconstruction continues.
Oneida is located in northeastern Wisconsin and is part of the Outagamie County region, where rural highways and steep terrain can pose increased risks for single-vehicle accidents, especially at higher speeds or in poor weather.
No further details have been made public by authorities.
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