December 5, 2017

A Year of Progress on the I-69 Ohio River Crossing

Did you know work is underway on another Ohio River bridge? C2 Strategic Communications is pleased to work with the Indiana Department of Transportation and Kentucky Transportation Cabinet on the I-69 Ohio River Crossing.

Indiana and Kentucky know the importance of providing a new, modern bridge and I-69 connection for residents and businesses in Evansville and Henderson, as well as those traveling through the area.

A lot has happened on the I-69 ORX project this past year. From determining a short list of corridors to hosting a number of open houses, the Project Team has been hard at work developing the best solution for the new bridge. Take a look at some of the progress made in 2017 in these short videos.

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