Trains have remained stationary at the crossing anywhere from 20 minutes to slightly more than three hours, records show. On Feb. 5, the city placed road closing signs “on both sides of railroad crossing” at Dryden Road and Ohio 741, police records show.
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City code states trains cannot be motionless blocking the road for more than five minutes.
The citations were issued on Jan. 3, Jan. 8, Jan. 15, Jan. 29, Feb. 5, March 10, March 12, April 1, according to police records.
An attorney for the railroad declined comment.
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