Driver Hospitalized After SUV Hits Georgetown Township Home

A 54-year-old man was hospitalized with minor injuries Sunday after his SUV left the road and struck a home in Georgetown Township, Ottawa County sheriff's deputies said.

Deputies responded to the single-vehicle crash July 12. MLive's initial report did not identify the driver or provide the precise crash location.

The cause of the crash and the extent of damage to the residence were not included in the accessible source record. No information about possible injuries inside the home was available.

When a Vehicle Damages a Michigan Home

A vehicle hitting a house can create a property-insurance claim separate from the driver's injury claim. The Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services says Property Protection Insurance generally pays up to $1 million for damage a vehicle causes in Michigan to another person's property, including buildings and fences. Actual coverage depends on the policies and facts.

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