Lockridge

Lockridge, IA · Traffic & Transit
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Grease Spill in Mount Pleasant Disrupts Traffic
Traffic in downtown Mount Pleasant has been disrupted following a grease spill on the east side of the town square. Witnesses say the spill happened near the intersection of Main and Washington streets when a dumpster fell from a sanitation truck, spilling grease across the roadway. The slick mess has...
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Union Pacific trains begin serving new Iowa grain facility
The new Union Pacific Railroad-served Heartland Co-op grain shuttle facility in Millerton, Iowa, is fully operational and handling its first train loads, the Class I announced yesterday. The facility serves farmers in south-central Iowa, expanding their access to key domestic and export markets via UP's network. The development was a...
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Union Pacific and Heartland Co-op celebrate first train loading at new Millerton facility
Union Pacific’s partnership with Heartland Co-op reached an exciting milestone as the new grain shuttle facility in Millerton, Iowa, is now fully operational and handling its first train loads. This state-of-the-art site strengthens service for farmers in south central Iowa and expands access to key domestic and export markets across Union Pacific’s network.
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Staying safe in sudden whiteout conditions
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Fairfield City Council Addresses Parking Ticket Concerns Following Recent Snowstorm
The Fairfield City Council addressed community concerns about snow emergencies and parking regulations during its meeting Monday, December 15th, clarifying misconceptions about recent parking citations. Parking Tickets Not Related to Snow Emergency. Fairfield City Attorney John Morrissey opened the discussion by acknowledging complaints he had received about parking regulations during...
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Fairfield Receives Traffic Safety Funding for Pedestrian Improvements
The City of Fairfield will receive more than $200,000 in state funding to support pedestrian safety upgrades along two major corridors. The Iowa Transportation Commission approved Fairfield’s project on December 9th as part of the Traffic Safety Improvement Program (TSIP). Fairfield was awarded $212,630 to help fund pedestrian-focused improvements on Main Street and Burlington Avenue. The total cost of the project is estimated at approximately $373,000.