Mike Perkins, operations director for Douglas County, reports that all blacktop roads in rural parts of the county are treated, plowed and passable. All gravel roads are snowpacked.

Bottom line: “People should be able to get back and forth,” he said. “They just need to take it easy a little bit.”

Tom Orzulak said crews in Lawrence have been out plowing since 10 a.m., with other treatments starting at 4:30 a.m.

He said roads are OK for now, and if drivers move slowly they’ll be able to get around with a minimum of problems.

A rundown:

• County Road 1055, from Baldwin City to Lawrence: “It’s not bad. It’s slushy. It has bare pavement tracks. It’s probably one of our better roads.”

• Douglas County Road 442 (old Kansas Highway 10), which leads into Eudora: snowpacked, spotty, snowplowed with “a little slush.”

• County Road 1061, south of Eudora: All snowpacked, “but it’s all treated.”

• County Road 442, also known as Stuff Road, which leads toward Topeka: “It’s all treated and plowed, slushy in spots.”

• U.S. Highway 59, south of Lawrence: Generally snowpacked, said Kim Qualls, a spokeswoman for the Kansas Department of Transportation.