The Indiana Department of Transportation announces intermittent flagging operations that will impact U.S. 231 (Washington Street) in Greencastle.
Beginning on or after Monday, crews will begin flagging to complete some of the finishing touches on the U.S. 231 project involving resurfacing, sanitary sewer work, and additional items through town. Crews will be closing manhole covers during this operation.
This work is anticipated to last up to one week but is weather-dependent and subject to change. Occasional flagging may also take place later on throughout the season to complete soil work.
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