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Starting Monday, a nearly quarter-mile stretch between Happy Hollow Road and Dehart Street will close through the fall for the city’s combined sewer overflow project. This is the second phase
The “Scouting 4 Eggs Adult Easter Egg Hunt will be held Saturday, April 9, at Franklin L. Cary Camp in Lafayette. Thousands of eggs will be hidden.
An employee reported to 911 dispatchers he observed two men trying to break into the office on a surveillance camera.
BUTLER â Itâs every little boyâs dream to play with construction toys and dig in the dirt. A work crew from Bowen Engineering must be having all kinds of fun as they are in the midst of installing 60-inch pipes at the east end of Butler â sometimes in the pouring rain. This $8 million project isnât just for fun, however. The goal is to help the city solve a long-standing issue of combined sewer overflow events. The work will take a year and a half to complete, interim Wastewater Superintendent Scott Lanning explained, adding the project is on schedule. Donohue & Assoc...
Storm water project aims to stop sewage from entering Wabash River A nearly $12 million project is building on Lafayette's efforts to stop sewage from entering the Wabash River. Posted: Apr 6, 2021 2:10 PM Updated: Apr 6, 2021 2:30 PM Posted By: Joseph Paul LAFAYETTE, Ind. — A nearly $12 million project is building on Lafayette's efforts to stop sewage from entering the Wabash River. In the past, when Lafayette's combined sewer and storm water systems became overwhelmed by rain and snow melt, the overflow was redirected to the Wabash River. But several projects are changing that. As Ne...