The city of Lawrenceville is evaluating the need for pedestrian and bicycle facility improvements within the community through the use of a residential survey.
Responses received from residents and citizens will be used to help determine whether improved sidewalks, additional pedestrian lighting and added bicycle facilities would enhance safety, connectivity and give increased mobility to city residents and visitors.
The survey can be scanned and takes about two minutes to complete. Submission deadline for responses is Friday, August 31st, 2026. Additional information can be obtained by contacting City Hall at (618) 943-2116.
Lawrence County (ILL.) burn ban temporarily lifted
City of St. Francisville cracking down on junk in yards and alleys and tall grass
Two Lawrence County men in custody after burglary investigation
Bridgeport Police make arrest in school threat incident
City of Bridgeport continues bridge and infrastructure repairs
Gov. Braun extends tax filing deadline for Hoosiers impacted by August storms
Lawrence County issues burn ban
Lawrence County Veterans Commission moving forward
Governor Braun delivers another month of gas savings for Hoosier families
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LAFPD Trustee position open
Statewide standards for E-bikes, E-motos and other electric devices protect riders, pedestrians and motorists
Puntney named as new chairman of LCMH Board
USDA offers disaster assistance to Ag producers in Indiana impacted by recent flooding
Two Lawrence County 4-H members are project state champions
Indiana man dies after weekend motorcycle accident; injuries reported in another in Lawrence County (Ill.)
Lawrence County man sentenced on federal meth charges
Heat Advisory in effect for southeastern Illinois
