new-speed-limit-coming-to-shelbyville-gateway-corridor
There will be a new speed limit posted on Riley Highway from Rampart Road leading into and away from downtown Shelbyville.
To match the speed limit posted by the Indiana Department of Transportation north of Riley Highway, also known as State Road 9, the City of Shelbyville Board of Public Works and Safety agreed to lower the speed limit Tuesday morning along the Riley corridor from 50 miles per hour to 45.
In other board business:
Approved a request from Shelby Eastern Schools Superintendent Dr. Todd Hitchcock to move a Waldron school system sign that was damaged on Progress Parkway and County Road 125 East. The sign will be moved into the median at the intersection. Approved the hiring of two new detectives to the Shelbyville Police Department. Approved the same interlocal fuel agreement with Shelby County that the Shelbyville Common Council approved Monday night and approved the same interlocal recyclable materials agreement with the county.For more on the interlocal fuel agreement, go to https://shelbycountypost.com/local-news/716563/common-council-approves-interlocal-fuel-agreement-with-shelby-county
Get the most recent Shelby County Post headlines delivered to your email. Go to shelbycountypost.com and click on the free daily email signup link at the top of the page.
Rosedale man charged with child molesting, soliciting
Red Cross seeks donations to curb severe blood shortage
Greencastle - Parke Heritage again, South Putnam vs Southmont on GIANT fm Sports
Bill to increase access to veterinarians signed into law
INDOT implements new roadway worker safety initiative: Project Greenlight
Southwest Parke schools synchronous e-learning on Wednesday
Chase Edward Bennett, 17, of Hillsdale
Update: Riverton Parke student-athlete dies in automobile crash
Riverton Parke student-athlete dies in automobile crash
USDA announces enrollment period for Farmer Bridge Payments
Heritage Christian ready for 'good matchup' against Parke Heritage
Gov. Braun Launches READI 2.0 Arts & Culture Initiative
Brazil woman sentenced in overdose death of Greencastle man
Historic houses of worship invited to apply for grants
