- U.S. 231 restrictions to begin north of Cloverdale (2/22/24)
- Temporary restrictions coming to Springhill Drive in Terre Haute (2/22/24)
- Feb. 19 – 24 is Emergency Management Agency Appreciation Week (2/19/24)
- I-70 Traffic Stop Leads to the Discovery of Cocaine and a Handgun (11/29/23)
- Temporary closure coming to State Road 46 near Riley (11/13/23)
- State Road 46 near Cory to temporarily close (10/26/23)
- ISP Pendleton Post: Traffic Stop Leads to Arrest of Suspect on Robbery Warrant (8/22/23)
Clay County First Responders News
First responders, such as firefighters, police officers, and EMTs, and medical professionals, are vital members of our community. They selflessly go to work each day and provide essential services that keep our communities a safer place.
It's hard, exhausting work, and they sacrifice their time and lives in our time of need to keep the rest of us safe and healthy.
There is a lot of information they have and want to share with the public, and that is what this community blog will be about: They are providing essential information to the public.
Agencies involved include:
Air Evac Lifeteam 39 Brazil
Bowling Green Volunteer Fire Department
Brazil Police Department
Center Point Volunteer Fire Department
Clay County Sheriff's Office
Dick Johnson Volunteer Fire Department
Van Buren Volunteer Fire Department
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita
Indiana State Police - Putnamville District
(If your agency would like to be involved, please call The Brazil Times at 812-446-2216.)
Temporary lane restrictions coming to I-70 eastbound for pavement patching
Posted Wednesday, November 22, 2023, at 2:16 PM
PUTNAM COUNTY, Ind. - The Indiana Department of Transportation announces lane restrictions on I-70 eastbound for pavement patching.
Beginning on or after Monday, November 27, a series of restrictions in 7 locations from about 4 miles east of the Clay/Putnam County line to just under 4 miles east of U.S. 231 will take place to complete this work.
There will be a 45-mile-per-hour speed limit in this work zone.
Crews are expected to finish this work by the end of the year, weather permitting.
INDOT encourages all drivers to follow the 45-mile-per-hour work zone speed limit and avoid distracted driving, in an effort to keep workers and drivers safe.
All work is weather dependent and subject to change.
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