Brooke Boulanger killed in UTV accident on Caldron Falls Road

Vehicle overturned after failing to negotiate curve near Fawn Lane in Crivitz

April 04, 2026 | Stephenson, WI

One person lost their life and another sustained injuries in a utility task vehicle incident that occurred along Caldron Falls Road in Crivitz on Saturday afternoon.

Brooke Boulanger, 40, died after being ejected when a UTV overturned along Caldron Falls Road near Fawn Lane in Crivitz.

What Happened in the Crash?

Brooke Boulanger, 40, from Crivitz, was driving northbound near Fawn Lane around 3 p.m. when the vehicle she was operating could not handle a sharp curve, leading to an overturn. Both the driver and a passenger were thrown from the UTV and became trapped under it.

• Date and Time: Saturday, just before 3 p.m.
• Location: Caldron Falls Road near Fawn Lane, Crivitz, Wisconsin
• Vehicle Involved: Utility Task Vehicle (UTV)
• Outcome for Driver: Brooke Boulanger was pronounced dead at the scene, and was not wearing a seatbelt or helmet
• Outcome for Passenger: Transported to a hospital with injuries
• Initial Response: An off-duty Marinette County Sheriff's detective provided immediate aid

Authorities suspect excessive speed and alcohol impairment played roles in the mishap. The investigation involves the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Marinette County Sheriff's Office, and Marinette County Medical Examiner's Office.

Why Do These Accidents Happen?

UTV crashes often stem from factors like high speeds on uneven terrain, lack of safety gear, and impaired driving. In this case, the failure to navigate the curve highlights common risks associated with these vehicles on public roads.

According to Consumer Product Safety Commission data, approximately 568 adults and 144 children lose their lives annually in ATV and UTV incidents, with thousands more suffering injuries.

Legal Insights

In cases such as this, conducting an independent investigation promptly helps secure vital evidence for understanding the full circumstances.

“In addition to official reports, a thorough review of potential crash contributors is essential,” said Candice Bond, managing partner at Bond Legal and national analyst for Newsline. “Resources like witnesses, witness interviews, and insurance evaluations can provide clarity and support those affected.”

Key takeaways from such investigations include:

• Hiring professionals to locate witnesses and check backgrounds ensures a comprehensive analysis.
• Legal guidance navigates complex insurance claims effectively.
• Early action preserves evidence that might otherwise degrade.

Pending investigation outcomes, those harmed may qualify for compensation through a personal injury claim. The emotional and financial strain from such crashes can impact daily life profoundly.

“It’s crucial to engage legal help when pursuing claims, as it enables fair negotiations with insurers,” noted Stefano Formica, of counsel with Bond Legal. “Insurers may push for low settlements, but dedicated advocacy secures appropriate redress.”

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