1. Census Jobs in Lake County

    The 2020 Census is around the corner, and it's vital that every person in Lake County is counted. You can be part of that effort, and get paid for it! Read on...

  2. Apply by Feb. 28 for senior citizen tax deferral program

    The Senior Citizens Tax Deferral Program allows qualified senior citizens to defer the property taxes on their personal residence and receive a state loan with a 6% simple interest rate, payable on the sale of the home or the death of the homeowner. Read on...

  3. Get Ready to Vote in the March 17, 2020 Primary

    Is your voter registration up to date? Do you need to apply for a mail-in ballot? Want to know when early voting is, and who’s on the ballot? Check out the County Clerk’s Office Primary Election web page for everything you need to know about voting. Additional Info...

  4. Summer wetland interns wanted

    The Lake County Stormwater Management Commission is accepting applicants for their paid Summer 2020 Wetland Internship. College students and recent graduates with a background in wetland science, ecology, biology or related field are encouraged to apply. Additional Info...

  5. Lake County Public Works Customers – Sign Up for CodeRED!

    Don’t miss out on notifications about boil water orders, watermain breaks, service disruptions, upcoming project work and more. Lake County Public Works (LCPW) customers can sign up for CodeRED, the new alert system used by LCPW. Read on...
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Railroad Crossing

Report a Blocked Railroad Crossing

If you drive regularly in Lake County, chances are you’ve had the frustrating experience of being blocked by a train that is moving slowly or stuck on the tracks altogether. Not only does it inconvenience motorists, but these delays can prevent first responders from getting where they need to go to provide help in a timely manner.

Now, you can report delays at railroad crossings caused by trains through a new web portal developed by the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA). The site asks users to provide specific information, including date, time, location and duration of delay so the FRA can better understand the scope of the problem. The FRA will share the information with stakeholders, using it to help facilitate local solutions to blocked crossing issues.  

Report a blocked railroad crossing at fra.dot.gov/blockedcrossings.