Clinton, IL

Captured by Dronegenuity, these detailed drone images offer a clear look at the utility and tree service fleet operations based in Clinton, Illinois. The aerial views show rows of bucket trucks, digger derricks, and support vehicles neatly arranged across paved and gravel lots. Buildings, equipment, and surrounding roads are shown from multiple angles, giving a full picture of the site’s size and layout.

Clinton has long been a central location in Illinois due to its ties to agriculture and transportation. Founded in the 1830s and named after New York Governor DeWitt Clinton, the town grew quickly with the arrival of the Illinois Central Railroad. Today, its location along major highways like U.S. Route 51 supports its role in hosting large-scale operations like this.

These images highlight how Clinton continues to serve as a hub for utility and service fleets, connecting its historical role in logistics with its ongoing importance in infrastructure and field support across the Midwest.