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Bargersville road work starts Monday

Sunday, May 10, 2026 at 8:49 AM

Courtesy-Town of Bargersville

BARGERSVILLE, Ind. - The Town of Bargersville has announced that contractors will begin a two-week street improvement project this Monday, May 11.

Crews will replace curb ramps in need of repair and update pavement conditions on portions of six roads.

The maintenance is expected to be completed on May 23, weather permitting.

For more information and project maps of the streets being repaired, go here.

Roads scheduled for upgrades include:

  • Cherokee Circle

  • Cheyenne Court

  • Tioga Court

  • East Street

  • New Battle Lane

  • Plank Road

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