Boone County, Indiana – Flagging operations on State Road 32 are slowing traffic near Western Boone High School today as crews repair a damaged guardrail.
According to the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) West Central district, work is taking place along SR 32 between County Road 600 West and County Road 650 West. Temporary traffic control with flaggers is in place throughout the day to allow crews to safely complete repairs.
INDOT said drivers should expect intermittent stops and delays in both directions while work is active. The repair zone runs directly past Western Boone High School, increasing the likelihood of congestion during school-related travel times.
Motorists are advised to use caution when traveling through the area, obey flaggers, and reduce speed in the work zone. No full closure has been announced, but lane restrictions will remain in effect until repairs are completed.
The extent of the guardrail damage and the exact completion time were not immediately specified, though INDOT indicated work would continue throughout the day.
The corridor serves as a key east-west route in Boone County, and delays may affect local commuters, school traffic, and nearby residents.
This may impact students and young drivers traveling to and from Western Boone High School.
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