INDOT will be replacing culvert pipes at three intersections along N State Rd 9 the first week of April which will each require a single day closure of the county road the pipe crosses.
All these closures are scheduled to start at 7 a.m. and be done by 5 p.m. and are weather permitting.
April 1 – E 350 N west of State Rd 9. This is in front of 181 E 350 N. Access to all addresses will be from 100 W at the Airport.
April 2 – N 50 E west of State Rd 9. This is just south of 5561 N State Rd 9. Access to addresses starting at 5582 N 50 E will be from E 600 N.
April 3 – E 650 N east of State Rd 9. Access to addresses on E 650 N will be from N 150 E.
Beginning April 8, there will be a three day hard closure of N State Rd 9 between E Mill Rd and E 750 N to install a pipe across State Rd 9 approximately in front of 7269 N State Rd 9. The last address accessible from the south will be 7036 N State Rd 9. The last address accessible from the north will be 7269 N State Rd 9.
The official INDOT detour for this closure uses I-74, I-465 and US 52.
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