Clay City, IN – Flagging operations will impact State Road 246 near Clay City starting Wednesday as crews begin cleaning debris out of the Eel River. The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) has announced that the work is expected to continue until late August, weather permitting.
According to INDOT, the operations will require temporary road closures and flagging to manage traffic flow safely. Motorists should anticipate delays and plan alternate routes if possible to avoid the affected area. This cleanup effort is part of routine maintenance aimed at improving water flow and preventing potential flooding in the area.
Crews will be removing debris from the Eel River to ensure the waterway remains clear, reducing the risk of obstruction and enhancing local water quality. The project is a crucial part of INDOT’s ongoing efforts to maintain and improve infrastructure in the region.
Local residents and commuters are advised to stay informed about traffic changes by visiting the INDOT website for updates. The department has provided a map showing the affected area along S.R. 246, highlighting key points where traffic disruptions may occur.
Community members appreciate the efforts to keep the Eel River clean but are reminded to exercise caution and patience while driving through the construction zone.
