INDOT Construction Engineer Elsadig Ibrahim was honored last week as Governor Holcomb presented the Governor’s Public Service Achievement Awards, which recognize State of Indiana employees and teams who, through their commitment and innovation at work, have produced a measurable, positive impact on their agency’s finances, operations or population served.
Elsadig has served as a Construction Engineer for I-69 Finish Line since 2019 In his role, he has helped keep the Marion County portion of the project on track and on time. He has used his problem-solving skills to move the project forward and create a safer commute for motorists. Click here to watch Elsadig’s “Employee Spotlight” video to learn more about his role on I-69 Finish Line.
We want to congratulate Elsadig on this well-deserved achievement and continuing to progress I-69 toward the Finish Line.
Last week, I-69 Finish Line crews opened a new ramp from westbound I-465 to southbound State Road 37/Harding Street. The new ramp is about a half mile east of the White River. Motorists wishing to travel southbound should slow down and watch for the orange exit signs to merge safely onto new pavement.
A temporary closure is expected in the coming weeks at the intersection of Mann and Thompson Roads for reconstruction and resurfacing work.
The new Smith Valley Road to northbound S.R. 37 exit ramp is expected to open in early November. Motorists who are traveling northbound on S.R. 37 should watch for traffic merging onto the highway.
A mobile striping crew is expected to be active on S.R. 37 next week, weather permitting, near S.R. 144 and Olive Branch Road.
The actual starting date and duration for work and any closures may be adjusted if inclement weather or other unforeseen activities occur.
About I-69 Finish Line I-69 Finish Line is the sixth and final section of the Interstate 69 connection between Evansville and Indianapolis. The project will upgrade the existing State Road 37 to interstate standards between Martinsville and Indianapolis.
Governor Eric Holcomb’s Next Level Connections program fully funded the project and accelerated construction by three years. I-69 Finish Line is on track to open to traffic in late 2024, improving safety and reducing travel time.