Multiple accidents close southbound I-57 near Arcola, Arcola IL
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According to the dispatch call, multiple vehicle accidents occurred on the southbound lanes of I-57 near Arcola, Illinois. Authorities requested deputies to close the southbound lane to control traffic, assist firefighting efforts, and redirect vehicles through local ramps and roads.
Audio|Heard on: Douglas County Public Safety
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01:58
Transcript:
00:00
Both CCCOM and state are requesting a deputy to shut down I-57 southbound lane by Arcola.
00:06
CCOM's had about 20 plus accidents.
00:09
State's getting a trooper out there and they're also getting IDOT, but they don't have anybody to stop it in the meantime.
00:18
14 are you going to get down there, ECCC ARCOL unit, and hang out there, so I get there, please.
00:27
104.
00:28
Adam, are you from Douglas?
00:32
I copy. Call, head that direction.
00:37
7-4.
00:45
Assist agency, Arcoa fire, I-57 southbound by Arcola and the ramps.
00:52
State and CCOM are requesting traffic control and to close the southbound lane.
00:58
CCOM's had about 20 plus acts in south of our county line.
01:06
Just for 43, it appears, state is already out here on 57 diverting the traffic onto the arcola ramp.
01:23
I'm gonna hang out up here on 133 and get some of this traffic through.
01:34
10-4[1], do we need to disregard fire or do you someone out there?
01:42
Hey,
01:43
go ahead and keep them coming.
01:45
I imagine we're going to have a pile up here in town.
01:51
We'll see how the traffic is.
01:52
I may have them go to the four-way and divert that way.
01:57
10-4[1].
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10-4: Acknowledgement / Affirmative
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