What’s Happening Now
Join us on Oak's Eve for the First Annual Turf Party
Trolleys will run in Jeffersonville for this event! See below for details.
Click below for pdf map showing all the stops.
Hey maybe take a short tour of Jeffersvonille on a Trolley just because!
Click Here
Link to the Facebook Event
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Almost complete - Look for a ribbon cutting announcement soon!
18th Street to the Loop Island Wetlands in New Albany
The pedestrian and bike path starting at the 18th Street levee cut continuing a top the levee and into the northern edge of the Loop Island Wetlands up to the Western banks of Silver Creek is nearing the completion of construction. We appreciate your patience as we work through the fine details to get this up to the Greenway standards and ready for a ribbon cutting. photo
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Big 4 Bridge Landing/Connection in Jeffersonville
(Concept View) click to see image
Connection to the Big 4 Bridge from Louisville, KY to Jeffersonville, IN will cross the floodwall at Mulberry continuing to Chestnut and then to Pearl offering safe access to pedestrians and bicyclists across the Ohio River. Gohman Asphalt began construction of the $6.5 project in March of 2012 anticipating completion is Spring of 2013. Soon road closures will be needed for your safety while this amazing piece of infrastructure for our communities is underway!
Being Designed
The New Albany East Segment is nearing the final stages of design.
Area: East 8th Street to 18th Street (Slated for construction to be completed by 9/2013)
The Lewis and Clark Trail Segment is also in design.
Area: Bridge over Silver Creek connecting Clarksville and New Albany and multiuse path
to George Rogers Clark's Cabin (Archeological findings have but us on delay, but Clarksville
represenatives are working dilligently with INDOT folks to get this area under construction in 2013!)
Click this link to see the map representing the entire project area: Project Map |