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Emergencies/hazardous to life: 911
Rock County Dispatch at 608-757-2244

Welcome to all the new followers.

We are not affiliated with any government agency. We have three volunteers who try to maintain this page during our own breakfasts, our lunches and dinners while most people are on the roads. If you believe we need to report more traffic accidents, please note that we do not have cameras around town at every intersection, except for YOU. Please share what you see (safely) to our page for others to

see (Posts to Page). This isn't a perfect system, but it's all that is available with the volunteers we have. If you would like to volunteer, please message this page. More individuals will mean a better product for our community. We provide traffic, road and pertinent safety information for ROCK COUNTY, WI, and COMMUTING AREAS outside of the county. During peak travel times, like holidays, we will also report what we can for regional airports and other transportation needs. Weather is a major factor for drivers and residents. During severe weather, this page will help track storms by radar, notify of hail entering areas, and flash flooding. Scientific information as to why cars float in small amounts of water in a flash flood can help drivers understand why they shouldn't attempt a crossing. We also post information about national campaigns, such as Motorcycle Awareness Week, Lightning Awareness Week, etc., as the safety of Rock County citizens (and our visitors) is the main reason for this page. There will also be posts about automotive recalls, child seat reviews and other topics pertinent to vehicle owners. Because we live in a community, Public Service Announcements (PSA) will be shared, such as events around the county. Knowing when these events happen will 1) advertise the event and 2) notify drivers of more foot traffic in those areas -- and when. Other public service actions we provide include Amber Alerts, Silver Alerts and other missing persons, or stolen vehicles and those involved in a hit and run for Law Enforcement. If you have knowledge of a traffic incident or other pertinent information for commuters, please contact us, but do not text and drive. Please post on this page, send as a message to this page, or send a tweet to https://twitter.com/RockCo_Traffic . We will try to relay your message in a timely manner, if the board volunteers are active. This site and the Twitter account are not staffed 24/7 and staffed only by volunteers. We try to accommodate peak morning commutes and during hazardous weather conditions the best we can. If you would like to volunteer for this page and/or the Twitter account, send a private message (see button on main FB page). We would especially like to have individuals who can assist during mornings and/or evening rush hours. However, anytime of day accidents can happen, as the snow can fall during work hours. If you need to 'self-report' an incident to Janesville Police, use this form: http://cms.ci.janesville.wi.us/iFrame_Apps/IncidentReportForm.aspx

(No info available for Beloit reporting.) Mile marker list for Wisc portion of I90: http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/travel/road/exits-i90.htm
Current WI Road Conditions: http://bit.ly/18rQkWe
Current IL Road Conditions: http://bit.ly/18YSPdA
Wx Radar: http://1.usa.gov/1v0Qqh8

Tips on how to stay safe if stranded in your car. http://fb.me/1UFEVXRGe. Notify the Sheriff's Office if you abandon your car, so their deputies do not start looking for the missing occupants. Janesville residents can get additional snow emergency information from the City's website or by calling 755-SNOW. To report problems or concerns, please call the City Services Center at 755-3110. City of Beloit: All snow/ice related requests refer to the Operations Facility at 608-364-2929. Rock County: Highway Division Phone 608-757-5450 7A-4P. Sheriff's Office: Phone 608-757-8000

Watch The Weather Channel live stream during storm conditions at http://wxch.nl/1zg4uXH

We hope we can serve your traffic, automotive and commuting needs as best as we can with our time of day restraints. Welcome!

10/30 🌫 8:30 am Traffic Cams from 511wi.gov
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10/30 🌫 8:30 am Traffic Cams from 511wi.gov

30/10/2025

About the federal government shutdown and November benefitsDue to the ongoing federal government shutdown, November benefits for FoodShare members will be delayed. Foodshare benefits are 100 percent funded by the federal government and the shutdown will need to end before members can begin getting b...

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With the federal government shutdown still happening as of 10.27.25, ECHO is expecting to see an increase in households for our food programs as Food Share is projected not to be funded by the federal government as of 11.1.25. If you would like to support ECHO, please consider one of the following:
1. 🥫Request a new ECHO donation bin and host a drive: https://echojanesville.org/hosting-a-food-drive/
2. đź’µ Donate: https://echojanesville.org/help/
3. 📦 Amazon Wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1K3ZDHJSPBTE3...
4: đź›’ Grab a few extra items to donate when you do your personal shopping
5: Advocating with your representatives that funding for food, housing and homeless services is needed in Rock County

If you are in need of food pantry services, please bring mail for all adults in the household to prove you are Janesville, Afton or Avalon resident. The mail must be dated within 30 days. Households must also be below 80% of the Rock County Median Income. Each eligible household will receive approximately enough food to feed their family for 1 week. We do our best to accommodate nutritional restrictions but cannot guarantee we will always have those items available. Each household may only pick up food once a calendar month.
If you are unsure of what to bring or if you are eligible, please call us at 608-754-5333.
Link to additional pantries and community meals in Janesville:https://echojanesville.org/wp-content/uploads/Janesville-Food-Pantries-2025.pdf

30/10/2025

WHAT FAMILIES IN NEED *REALLY* WANT đź’™
I talked to people waiting in line at a food pantry to find out what they’re most excited to grab — and here’s what they said ⤵️

1 — Everyone donates boxed Kraft Mac & Cheese, but they can rarely use it because it needs milk and butter, which are hard to get from regular food banks. (So consider giving those WITH the Kraft!)

2 — Boxed milk is liquid gold, as kids need it for cereal which they also get a lot of.

3 — Olive oil, butter, margerine, salt, and pepper are very helpful to make the canned or box foods they grab taste better.

4 — Tea bags and coffee are also hits!

5 — They rarely get fresh meat. (Check to see if your pantry accepts this as a donation.)

6 — They get lots of peanut butter and jelly, but not enough sandwich bread.

7 — Cake mix and frosting are two things many parents look for to help make their kids’ birthdays special.

8 — Everyone loves Stove Top Stuffing!

If your pantry also accepts personal care/cleaning products, the TOP TWO things people told me they need are tampons/pads and dishwasher detergent/dish soap.

PLEASE SHARE 🙏🏽

30/10/2025

Does your family need help with housing, utilities, food, or caregiving?

If so, the 211 network, supported by United Way, is here to help.

211 is a free, confidential hotline available 24/7 in more than 180+ languages.

📞 Call or text 211 to speak to a trained community resource specialist about your needs.

➡️ Learn more at https://untdwy.org/3DiwJxp

30/10/2025

Important Information for Our Community:

We understand that many families in our community rely on SNAP benefits for groceries. While we don't have control over the federal government shutdown, we want to make sure you know where to find help. Stop in for a printed list of food pantries or to use our 211 kiosk. We also have public computers, printers, and fax machines if you need to access or submit any forms.

Learn more and find resources on our website: https://www.hedbergpubliclibrary.org/posts/community-resources-food-insecurity

30/10/2025

Ski vacation closer to home this year? Hard to plan with our proposed weather... Follow SnowBrains for updates.

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10/30 🌫 7:45am Fog Update: Dense Fog Advisory until 10am.It is patchy, so turn on your lights anyway, as you could run r...
30/10/2025

10/30 🌫 7:45am Fog Update: Dense Fog Advisory until 10am.

It is patchy, so turn on your lights anyway, as you could run right into a fog bank.

Coming up...not hot, just warmer.
30/10/2025

Coming up...not hot, just warmer.

We're about to turn the calendar toward November and guess what?

Above normal temperatures look to regain their grip on most of the lower 48, with most of us being drier than average.

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