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Fallen Tree Blocks Windmill Drive at Pine Grove Lane Intersection

Monday, February 23, 2026 at 6:31 PM

A downed tree is completely blocking traffic on Windmill Drive at its intersection with Pine Grove Lane. Motorists should avoid the area and seek alternate routes until crews can clear the obstruction.

A fallen tree is completely obstructing traffic on Windmill Drive at Pine Grove Lane, according to Delaware Department of Transportation officials.

The tree has come down across the entire roadway, making it impassable for vehicles in both directions. DelDOT crews are expected to respond to clear the obstruction, though no timeline has been provided for when the road will reopen.

Drivers are advised to find alternative routes and avoid the area until the tree can be removed and normal traffic flow restored.

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