School superintendent: New Milford HS student killed in car crash
The school’s superintendent said the student, Willaim Neeb, was in his junior year of high school.
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4h agoA New Milford High School student was killed in a car crash on Pickett Road Monday night.
The school’s superintendent said the student, Willaim Neeb, was in his junior year of high school.
New Milford police said they located Neeb’s GMC Acadia off the roadway and through a fence with significant damage.
He was pronounced dead on the scene, according to police.
An investigation into the crash is ongoing.
Anyone with information can contact New Milford Police at 860-355-3133.
New Milford High School Superintendent Dr. Janet Parlato released the following statement:
“Will was an excellent student who carried an honors course load, and he also contributed to the New Milford High School community as a member of the Athletic Council, as a two-year member of the NMHS hockey team, and as an All-State golfer. Will was known for his kind heart, his friendliness to peers, and his diligence as a student. He will be tremendously missed by his peers and the staff of New Milford Public Schools. Counseling support has been available at New Milford High School today and will be throughout the week.”
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