As more events and people flock to southern Utah, severe traffic crashes continue to climb in Washington County.
<p>ST. GEORGE — As more events and people flock to southern  Utah , severe traffic crashes continue to climb in Washington County.
 They also conducted community outreach with a survey and assessed available countermeasures.
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