Paving Projects Set to Begin

April 16, 2025

Paving Projects Set to Begin Thanks to Community Crossings Grant

The Town of Ingalls is pleased to announce that two major roadway improvement projects are set to begin this spring, funded through the 2024 Community Crossings Matching Grant (CCMG) program. Thanks to the support of the Indiana Department of Transportation, Ingalls received a grant award of $911,144.99, contributing to a total project investment of $1,230,832.00 aimed at improving critical transportation infrastructure throughout the community.

Project Highlights Include:

CR 800 South (from Maple Trails to CR 650 W):
This project includes full-depth resurfacing, widening on both sides, and spot patching to improve driving conditions. Construction is expected to begin the week of April 21st, 2025, and conclude in May. Traffic will be managed using barrels and flaggers, and residents are encouraged to use the CR 650 W entrance to minimize delays. Access to the neighborhood will be maintained throughout the project.

Reformatory Road (East side of Town to West side of Town):
Following the completion of work on CR 800, crews will immediately begin resurfacing and widening Reformatory Road, along with stormwater improvements. This phase is expected to begin in late May and be completed by the end of June or early July 2025.

These improvements reflect the Town’s continued commitment to investing in safer, more efficient roadways for our residents and visitors. We thank you for your patience and cooperation as this important work is completed. For questions or more information, please contact Town Hall.

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