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About Caswell County 9-1-1
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09/15/2026

****UPDATE****UPDATE****UPDATE****

The transport company has just informed EM that the movement of the turbine will be delayed by ONE DAY and will begin to move THURSDAY MORNING instead of its intended date of September 16th. We will continue to monitor the progress and post updates as they become available.

09/14/2026

PUBLIC NOTICE – OVERSIZED TURBINE TRANSPORT

Caswell County Emergency Management would like to make the public aware of a large turbine transport that will be traveling through Caswell County over three days, September 16–18.

This is an extremely large, slow-moving load, approximately 250 feet long. Due to its size and the time required to safely navigate roadways and bridges, motorists should expect significant traffic delays and temporary road closures as it moves through the county.

The anticipated three-day schedule is:

DAY 1 – WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16
Approximately 6:00 AM until dusk
Ruffin Rail Yard → Old US 29 → Law Road → Park Springs Road → US 158 West → through Yanceyville

DAY 2 – THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17
Approximately 8:00 AM until dusk
NC 86 South → US 158 East → Leasburg area

DAY 3 – FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18
Beginning approximately 8:00 AM
US 158 East → into Person County → Ralph Winstead Road → Concord Church Road → Semora Road → Power Plant
Estimated arrival at the power plant: 3:00–4:00 PM

Motorists should be aware that each bridge crossing is expected to take approximately 2–3 hours to complete. During these crossings, roadways may be closed, and traffic will either need to detour or wait until the transport has safely cleared the area.
If possible, we strongly encourage motorists to plan ahead and avoid the affected roads and travel routes while the transport is moving through the area.

Caswell County is providing this notice to help keep our citizens informed and allow everyone an opportunity to plan. The County is not responsible for the transportation or movement of the turbine. Coordination and control of the transport remain with the North Carolina State Highway Patrol Motor Carrier Unit and the transport company.

This is a moving operation, so all times are approximate and may change as the transport progresses each day.

Additional information and updates will be provided as needed.

09/13/2026

🚨TRAINING EXERCISE NOTICE🚨

Caswell County Public Safety agencies, along with the Caswell County School System, will participate in a training exercise at Bartlett Yancey High School on Monday, September 14.

The public may notice more emergency vehicles and public safety personnel than usual around the school. There is no cause for concern—this is a planned training exercise only.

Emergency communications radio traffic may also be heard or picked up by scanner applications during the exercise. Multiple radio channels will be used, so listeners may hear only portions of the communications without the full context.

Please remember that any related activity or radio traffic is part of the training exercise and does not represent an actual emergency.

09/07/2026

Call if you can, Text if you can't.

09/04/2026

Caswell County...If you don't mind, Hold the Line!

09/01/2026

🎗️ September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month 🎗️

This month, Caswell County 9-1-1 proudly shares our Gold to honor the courageous children fighting cancer, remember those whose lives were taken too soon, and stand beside the families who face this battle every day.

To every child fighting: your courage inspires us.
To every family: you are not alone. 💛

Together, we raise awareness. Together, we support the fight. Together, we ARE Gold for Childhood Cancer.

💛🎗️ Caswell County 9-1-1

08/31/2026

Congratulations to Supervisor Hunter Gauldin for completing the PSAP Managers Training Program through Richmond Community College. Hunter spent 280 hours learning the ins and outs of 9-1-1 creating mock budgets and expenditure reports. Hunter is the 4th in our agency to complete the program and several more are enrolled. TYFYS! Your hard work and dedication have not gone unnoticed.

08/25/2026

This morning we had the pleasure of hosting Senator Jonah Garson in our center. Along with Senator Garson were Commissioners Ingram and Smith. We discussed the importance of classification of our Telecommunicators as well as the mental and physical well-being of staff. Visits like these are vital for our Representatives at the local and Federal level to see the services that 9-1-1 provides. It also gives us a chance to showcase the ever-changing technology in our centers. Thank you Senator Garson for your visit!

08/18/2026

We had a great visit from our friends and partners at UNC Carolina Air Care. We look forward to visits from our partners in public safety…and showing off our setup isn’t too bad either…Lol Thanks again UNC Carolina Air Care!

Address

314 North Avenue
Yanceyville, NC
27379

Telephone

+13366942555

Website

http://caswellcountync.gov/

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