On Track: I-69 Project Update
Local Sources - Last week, the Southport 6th Grade Academy in Perry Township hosted its first in-person career day since the COVID-19 pandemic. The I-69 Finish Line project team presented to approximately 150 students who are active in the school’s Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) program. The Academy’s STEM students follow a process to solve problems and understand the influence of creativity and innovation in decision making. The presentation focused on getting the next generation excited about the many technologies and career paths involved in building and maintaining our infrastructure. This includes planning, design, project management and the various construction trades. Project managers Sarah Rubin and Tim Miller are pictured here with school principal Jason Wiesmann and Matti McCormick with the Walsh-Milestone Joint Venture, which is designing and building I-69 and I-465 on the southwest side of Indianapolis. |
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- Summer break has begun for Waverly Elementary and other Mooresville schools! Daytime flagging of S.R. 144 traffic west of S.R. 37 is expected to end this week.
- Surface paving of the S.R. 252/S.R. 44 ramps along I-69 is expected to close the shoulders early this week.
- As early as next week, night crews plan to patch S.R. 39 bypass pavement in Martinsville that was damaged during last year’s detour. Expect two nights of flagging near Morgan Street and Sumner Avenue as weather and other factors allow.