JOSEPHINE COUNTY, Ore. -- Highway 199 east of Selma is reopened as a driver is getting medical treatment for an afternoon crash.

Illinois Valley Fire District (IVFD) says just before 1pm IVFD, American Medical Response (AMR)-Josephine County, Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT), Josephine County Sheriff's Office and Oregon State Police (OSP) responded to the area of Circle W Drive on Hwy 199 near Selma for a vehicle going through the guardrail and into a creek.

IVFD says the driver was transported by AMR to IVFD Station 2 to connect with Mercy Flights.

ODOT reported late afternoon that traffic on Highway 199 was open again after the road was closed fully, then partially for the duration of the call.

IVFD says the scene has been turned over to OSP, who will be conducting the investigation.

Traffic will have delays while the vehicle is being removed.

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