Red Oak reroutes trains after flooding damages railway Posted in Red Oak on December 27, 2015 by Staff Report Photo courtesy Red Oak Police Department. RED OAK — Due to heavy flooding, the Red Oak Police Department and Red Oak Fire Department have rerouted all railway traffic around the City of Red Oak.Part of the earth near the railroad tracks in the 100 block of South Main Street is eroding which could cause a track failure. Burlington Northern Santa Fe representatives are on scene and will be bringing in heavy equipment to repair the area. You may also be interested in readingJan. 15 water main repair will cut water to Red Oak’s Old Town area overnightTornado damage to Donald T. Shields Elementary causes district to move classesRed Oak man arrested for possession of child pornPortion of Red Oak Road closing on Monday Jan. 2310-year-old killed Sunday in Alvarado crashRural residents near Red Oak may lose fire protection servicesRed Oak police investigating shooting on Falls CourtComfort Inn in Red Oak sustains fire damageRed Oak PD asking for help in identifying theft suspectsRed Oak PD working to collect unused prescription drugs ← Ellis County Sheriff’s Office recognizes Camryn’s K9s for ballistic vest donationsTornado damage to Donald T. Shields Elementary causes district to move classes → Leave a Reply Cancel replyYou must be logged in to post a comment.