Summary
Councilor Lowe says residents keep calling about a train that stops on Central Street tracks — sometimes for nearly three hours — and sounds its horn at 3 a.m. The city can't control how the railroad warns at crossings, but residents can report blocked crossings to police while Lowe pursues a time study.
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Last discussed Jun 8, 2026.
Impact analysis
Central Street residents and emergency responders if blocked-crossing times are reduced.
Residents whose access is cut off by trains sitting on the tracks for hours.
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