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News Release
WARSAW — The City of Warsaw has announced road improvement project will resume Wednesday, 14, with work moving into portions of Patterson Road, 75 North, and Husky Trail.
The first phase of work involved a short section of Parker Street in front of Menards, just north of US 30.
As construction resumes, crews will continue roadway improvements along portions of:
• Patterson Road — from Husky Trail to 75 North
• 75 North — from Patterson Road toward 175 E.
• Husky Trail — from roundabout approach to Patterson Road
The project is being funded in part through the Indiana Department of Transportation’s Community Crossings Matching Grant program, which provides matching funds to local communities for road and bridge improvements.
The project includes a 4-inch structural mill, full-depth pavement patching, new intermediate and surface layers of HMA asphalt, and new pavement markings. These improvements are intended to address deteriorating pavement conditions, improve ride quality, and extend the useful life of these important roadways.
Motorists traveling through the Patterson Road and CR 75 North areas should expect lane restrictions, changes in traffic patterns, reduced speeds, and periodic delays as construction progresses.
Drivers are encouraged to use caution when traveling through the work zones, allow additional time for travel, and follow all posted traffic-control devices and directions from construction personnel.
The city will continue to provide updates regarding traffic restrictions and construction activities as work progresses through the remaining project areas.
The city appreciates the patience and cooperation of residents, businesses, emergency services, and motorists during the continued construction.
For additional information or project updates, contact the city’s street department at 574-372-9561.
