Clinton County IL Sheriff's Office, Carlyle Illinois

05/27/2026

Lake Rd will be closed between Water Tower Rd and Hazlet Park Rd on June 2, 2026 due to culvert replacement. Road closure times: 6:45 am - 3 pm. Water Tower Rd and Hazlet Park Rd wil be open during culvert replacement. #

05/20/2026

05/13/2026

From Clinton County Highway Department:

The South Bound lane on Walnut St. South of the Round-a-bout will be completely CLOSED on Thursday May 14 from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM for Construction. All South Bound Traffic into Breese Must Detour West on Holy Cross Lane to St. Rose Road.

05/05/2026

Walnut Street Closure - Breese

The South Bound Lane of Walnut Street in Breese, South of the Round-a-bout will be closed the week of May 11 thru May 22 for concrete repair. Follow Traffic Control to use the Median for South Bound Traffic. See attached image for route.

04/22/2026

DEA National Rx Takeback Day will be held on Saturday, April 25, 2026 from 10am-2pm at the Clinton County Sheriffs Office, Albers PD, New Baden PD, Trenton PD & Bandy’s Pharmacy in Trenton.

04/12/2026

Happy Public Safety Telecommunications Week!! Here is one of our dispatchers and her “why” to becoming a calm voice on the other end of the line! Follow Clinton County IL 911 to see more of our team and why they became a dispatcher, and other 911 information!🖤💛

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It’s National Public Safety Telecommunications Week!

Read a message from one of Clinton County’s finest, explaining her “why” behind becoming a dispatcher -

“My reason for becoming a 911 dispatcher is simple….the chaos. That might sound wrong to some people, but it’s the truth. I’m drawn to the moments when an ordinary day turns urgent, unpredictable, and real. When people don’t know what to do, that’s where I step in. It’s not just the emergencies, it’s everything that comes with them: the pressure, the responsibility, and the need to stay steady when everything else isn’t.

I find purpose in being the calm voice on the other end of the line. I’m there when someone calls for help, making sure they get the assistance they need. I care about helping people, I truly value serving my community.

I think 911 dispatchers are just one vital piece of the puzzle of emergency services. We are there to support our deputies, officers, fire departments, and EMS personnel so they can do their jobs effectively. There are many wheels turning in the communications center. From paperwork, to answering phones, to helping the entire office run efficiently, we as dispatchers are at the center of it all, still answering the calls for service during the everyday madness. I am not alone. I work alongside some of the best men & women in this field & it’s something I don’t take for granted.

So when I say my reason is the chaos, it’s because I’m exactly where I’m meant to be, loving every minute of it.

Happy 911 Telecommunications week to all my fellow dispatchers!”

🚨Follow along to learn more about what we do, get helpful safety tips, and see the people on the other end of the call who serve Clinton County every day🚨