Crown Point, Indiana — Police are closing part of South Main Street Thursday afternoon to continue a crash investigation.
According to the Crown Point Police Department, officers will shut down the 400–500 block of South Main Street beginning at 1 p.m. Thursday while investigators conduct follow-up work related to a previously reported crash.
Officials said the closure is expected to last approximately 1.5 hours, though the exact reopening time may depend on how quickly the investigation is completed.
Drivers are being asked to avoid the area if possible and use alternate routes while officers are working at the scene. The temporary shutdown could affect traffic moving through the downtown corridor, particularly during early afternoon travel.
Police did not release additional details about the crash under review, including when it occurred or whether anyone was injured. Authorities said the road closure is needed to allow officers to safely complete investigative steps connected to the incident.
Motorists traveling through Crown Point may notice increased police presence and traffic control around the affected block during the closure period.
Commuters, students and local workers traveling through the downtown area may want to plan alternate routes or allow extra travel time Thursday afternoon.
Additional updates will be provided if the closure timeline changes.
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