A sudden disruption has caught the attention of drivers across the region, prompting warnings and temporary safety measures.
A missing section of the railroad crossing approach on Hwy 90 and Hwy 304 near Delaplaine has forced officials to close the crossing and place warning cones, as the mayor contacts the railroad for repairs.
Missing Section Forces Closure of Delaplaine Railroad Crossing
The crossing’s approach is partially absent, creating an immediate hazard for vehicles. Mayor Emily Sisco of Delaplaine reported the defect and reached out to the railroad company for action. She has also directed that traffic cones be placed to alert drivers of the danger.
Sheriff Brad Snyder issued a public notice urging motorists to exercise caution when traveling near the site. The notice emphasizes the risk of vehicle damage if drivers attempt to cross the compromised area. No injuries have been reported at this time.
The exact cause of the missing approach segment has not been disclosed, and it is not yet known when repairs will be completed. Officials have not provided a timeline for restoring full crossing functionality. Travelers are advised to seek alternate routes if possible.
Further updates will be provided by the Greene County Sheriff’s Department as the situation evolves. Residents are encouraged to stay informed through local channels. The safety of the public remains the top priority.
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