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Emergency Notification Telephone Numbers for Railroads and Public Highway-Rail Crossings in Illinois Emergency Notification Telephone Numbers for Railroads and Public Highway-Rail Crossings in Illinois This document provides a comprehensive list of emergency notification telephone numbers for all railroads operating Illinois, as well as a detailed list of every public highway-rail grade crossing and the corresponding emergency notification telephone number. The list of crossings is organized by County, City and Street name for easy identification. Emergency notification telephone numbers are located at many highway-rail grade crossings, however, there is no requirement to have such notice posted. The actual signs may be located on the warning device mast (or post), or on a nearby signal bungalow. When calling in a problem at a crossing it is important to use the seven character US DOT / AAR crossing identification number (e.g. 064992H), as well as railroad name, milepost and street name. Examples signs are presented below. July 2008 Illinois Commerce Commission Railroad Safety Section www.icc.illinois.gov Illinois Commerce Commission List of Railroads Operating In Illinois and Their Emergency Phone Numbers RR Code RR Name Emer Phone # Alternate # Crossings ALS Alton & Southern Railroad (UP) (618) 482-7774 (618) 482-7745 18 ATK Amtrak (800) 331-0008 (800) 424-0217 1 BJRY Burlington Junction Railway (319) 753-6157 7 BLOL Bloomer Shippers Connecting Railroad (217) 784-4923 (217) 784-4284 83 BNSF BNSF Railway (800) 832-5452 1,135 BRC Belt Railway Company of Chicago (708) 496-4104 (708) 728-2259 43 BSDA Bi-State Development Agency - MetroLink Light Rail (314) 289-6870 (314) 982-1469 22 CC&P (CN) Chicago Central & Pacific Railroad (CN) (800) 465-9239 (800) 995-7908 160 CCGZ Cisco Coop Grain (Topflight Grain) Operated by DT (217) 669-2141 1 CCUO Chicago Chemung Railroad Corporation (815) 459-1600 4 CGGZ Central Grain (Tate & Lyle) (217) 234-3529 9 CHTT Chicgao Heights Terminal & Transfer Railroad (UP) (800) 848-8715 (708) 472-3087 17 CIR (RRCO) City of Rochelle Railroad (Operated by BJRY) (815) 562-2350 4 CIRY Central Illinois Railroad Company (815) 562-8292 76 COER Crab Orchard & Egyptian Railroad (618) 993-5769 (618) 964-1950 56 CPC Chicago Port Railroad Company (Does not own any Xings) (708) 326-4696 0 CRL Chicago Rail Link (773) 721-4000 23 CSS&SB Chicago South Shore & South Bend Railroad (Also NICD) (219) 874-4221 (800) 873-1486 5 CSX CSX Transportation (BOCT) (800) 232-0144 650 CTM Chicago Terminal Railroad (312) 466-0900 46 DT Decatur Junction Railway (217) 226-4375 (309) 369-9600 47 EIRC Eastern Illinois Railroad (217) 345-4832 71 EJE Elgin Joliet & Eastern Railroad (888) 883-4202 (815) 740-6743 138 EVWR Evansville & Western Railroad (800) 444-2580 (866) 812-3897 114 FGC Fall Grain Company (Line out of Service) (217) 286-3238 7 FCGZ Farmers Cargill Elevator (217) 892-8380 6 FFGZ Fisher Farmers Grain and Coal Co. (217) 897-1111 12 GTW (CN) Grand Trunk Western Railway(CN) (800) 465-9239 45 GWWE Gateway Eastern Railraod (KCS) (877) 527-9464 (800) 232-4997 4 IAIS Iowa Interstate Railroad (800) 321-3891 151 IC (CN) Illinois Central Railroad (CN) (800) 465-9239 (800) 995-7908 997 ICE Iowa Chicago & Eastern Railroad (800) 339-1080 (605) 782-1421 136 IHB Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad (219) 989-4802 (708) 458-1313 43 IMRR Illinois Midland Railway (217) 788-8640 109 INRD Indiana Railroad (888) 830-6280 (800) 677-1985 76 IR Illinois Railnet/Railway (815) 431-0940 (888) 913-5217 129 JERX Joppa & Eastern Railroad (618) 543-7531 3 KBSR Kankakee Beaverville & Southern (815) 486-7260 (219) 474-3403 106 KCS Kansas City Southern Railroad (877) 527-9464 (800) 232-4997 115 KJRY Keokuk Junction Railroad (319) 524-7313 120 KKRX Kaskaskia Port District Railroad (618) 282-3807 10 Metra (NIRC) Metra (Electric, Rock Island, Milwaukee, Southwest Service) (877) 349-4283 (312) 322-2800 260 MJ Manufacturer's Junction Railroad (808) 863-1717 1 MRMZ Monticello Railroad Museum (217) 762-9011 17 NS Norfolk Southern Railroad (800) 453-2530 (800) 946-4744 981 RVPR River Port Railroad (815) 273-3200 2 SCIH South Chicago & Indiana Harbor Railroad (773) 768-6405 2 SOO (CP) Soo Line Railroad (CP) (800) 716-9132 (800) 766-4357 50 STR Shawnee Terminal (618) 459-5566 4 SVIZ Shelbyville Industrial Railroad (217) 774-5596 1 TPW Toledo Peoria & Western Railroad (800) 800-3490 (309) 698-2600 167 TRRA Terminal Railroad Assoication of St Louis (888) 784-8772 (618) 781-8034 42 TZPR Tazewell & Peoria Railroad (309) 694-8612 (217) 788-8640 67 UP Union Pacific Railroad (800) 848-8715 (888) 877-7267 1,627 VRRC Vandalia Railroad (800) 612-5749 (618) 283-2452 5 WC (CN) Wisconsin Central Railway (800) 465-9239 (800) 616-3432 72 WCRY Wheeler Creek Railroad (618) 924-0599 3 WSOR Wisconsin Southern Railroad (414) 438-8835 (414) 438-8838 13 As of July 24, 2008 Page 1 of 1 Illinois Commerce Commission Table of Contents County Name Crossings Page County Name Crossings Page Adams 51 1 Livingston 149 64 Alexander 11 1 Logan 94 66 Bond 46 1 Macon 141 67 Boone 22 2 Macoupin 108 69 Brown 1 2 Madison 169 71 Bureau 96 2 Marion 102 73 Carroll 53 4 Marshall 32 75 Cass 10 5 Mason 43 75 Champaign 188 5 Massac 18 76 Christian 85 7 McDonough 98 76 Clark 34 9 McHenry 89 77 Clay 32 9 McLean 153 79 Clinton 69 10 Menard 29 81 Coles 84 11 Monroe 24 81 Cook 885 12 Montgomery 110 82 Crawford 36 25 Morgan 97 83 Cumberland 41 25 Moultrie 57 85 De Kalb 107 26 Ogle 110 86 De Witt 60 27 Peoria 161 87 Douglas 78 28 Perry 78 89 Du Page 163 29 Piatt 86 91 Edgar 82 32 Pike 42 92 Edwards 9 33 Pulaski 17 92 Effingham 87 33 Putnam 24 93 Fayette 48 34 Randolph 94 93 Ford 83 35 Richland 27 94 Franklin 93 36 Rock Island 94 95 Fulton 105 38 Saline 25 96 Greene 36 39 Sangamon 200 97 Grundy 69 40 Schuyler 2 99 Hamilton 30 41 Scott 13 99 Hancock 62 41 Shelby 67 100 Henderson 21 42 St Clair 228 101 Henry 77 42 Stark 6 104 Iroquois 235 43 Stephenson 23 104 Jackson 53 47 Tazewell 113 104 Jasper 57 47 Union 29 106 Jefferson 162 48 Vermilion 146 106 Jersey 21 51 Wabash 25 109 Jo Daviess 29 51 Warren 39 109 Johnson 12 51 Washington 40 109 Kane 131 52 Wayne 33 110 Kankakee 139 53 White 30 111 Kendall 37 55 Whiteside 50 111 Knox 118 56 Will 173 112 La Salle 201 58 Williamson 107 114 Lake 143 61 Winnebago 135 116 Lawrence 18 63 Woodford 28 118 Lee 46 63 July 24, 2008 Illinois Commerce Commission Emergency Notification Telephone Numbers for Highway-Rail Crossings in Illinois County In City Street RR Mile DOT # Warning Device St Hwy? Emer Phone # Alternate # Adams Near AUGUSTA TR19 BNSF 230.08 063778A Crossbucks No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near AUGUSTA TR35 BNSF 231.23 063775E Crossbucks No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near AUGUSTA TR472 BNSF 231.94 063774X Crossbucks No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near AUGUSTA TR474 BNSF 230.85 063776L Crossbucks No (800) 832-5452 Adams In CAMP POINT ILLINOIS ST BNSF 240.75 072812D Gates No (800) 832-5452 Adams In CAMP POINT MAIN ST BNSF 240.97 072811W Gates No (800) 832-5452 Adams In CAMP POINT OHIO ST BNSF 240.69 072813K Gates No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near CAMP POINT TR151 BNSF 238.25 072624N Crossbucks No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near CAMP POINT TR187 BNSF 239.93 072621T Crossbucks No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near CAMP POINT TR338 BNSF 244.28 072422R Gates No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near CAMP POINT TR362A BNSF 243.03 072427A Crossbucks No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near CAMP POINT TR374 BNSF 241.98 072428G Crossbucks No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near CAMP POINT TR394 BNSF 241.47 072581X Crossbucks No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near CAMP POINT TR418 BNSF 239.52 072622A Flashing Lights No (800) 832-5452 Adams In COATSBURG LIBERTY ST BNSF 245.92 072809V Flashing Lights No (800) 832-5452 Adams In COATSBURG QUINCY ST BNSF 246.08 072807G Flashing Lights No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near FOWLER CH35 BNSF 251.79 072413S Gates No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near FOWLER TR166 BNSF 252.83 072411D Gates No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near FOWLER TR261 BNSF 251.38 072414Y Flashing Lights No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near FOWLER TR271 BNSF 253.90 072410W Gates No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near GOLDEN FAS1602 BNSF 235.44 072816F Gates No (800) 832-5452 Adams In GOLDEN SMITH ST BNSF 235.23 072817M Gates No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near GOLDEN TR123A BNSF 236.55 072627J Crossbucks No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near GOLDEN TR135 BNSF 237.70 072623G Crossbucks No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near GOLDEN TR87 BNSF 234.43 072628R Crossbucks No (800) 832-5452 Adams In LA PRAIRIE MAIN ST BNSF 232.53 063772J Gates No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near LA PRAIRIE N 2600TH AV BNSF 233.38 072630S Flashing Lights No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near LA PRAIRIE TR440A BNSF 233.81 072629X Gates No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near LA PRAIRIE TR5 BNSF 228.95 072620L Crossbucks No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near PALOMA E 1600TH ST BNSF 248.70 072804L Gates No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near PALOMA PALOMA RD BNSF 248.50 072803E Crossbucks No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near PALOMA TR244 BNSF 249249.60 60 072416M Crossbucks No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near PALOMA TR286 BNSF 246.92 072417U Crossbucks No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near PALOMA TR740 BNSF 248.01 072805T Crossbucks No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near QUINCY 24TH ST BNSF 259.10 072790F Gates-AFLS-Cantilever Yes (800) 832-5452 Adams Near QUINCY 30TH ST BNSF 258.14 072796W Flashing Lights No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near QUINCY 36TH ST BNSF 257.85 072402E Flashing Lights No (800) 832-5452 Adams In QUINCY 5TH ST BNSF 260.88 072397K Flashing Lights No (800) 832-5452 Adams In QUINCY BAYVIEW DR BJRY 261.61 072772H Gates No (319) 753-6157 Adams In QUINCY BAYVIEW DR BJRY 262.51 072769A Gates No (319) 753-6157 Adams In QUINCY CHESTNUT ST BNSF 258.75 072798K Crossbucks No (800) 832-5452 Adams Near QUINCY GREAT RIVER RD BJRY 265.94
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