# Projects
Motorist Alert: Avoid section of County Road 220 if possible, county advises
The eastbound lane on County Road 220 (Doctors Inlet) over the Little Black Creek Bridge will be intermittently closed for repairs continuing the week of Jan. 16. Drivers are asked to avoid the area if they can, according to an update from Clay County Government.
Police Force on High Alert Due To Increased Crime in NYC
Police Force on High Alert Due To Increased Crime in NYC
Motorist Alert: 4 road projects awaiting start date in Clay County
Four Clay County road projects have been scheduled to start for three weeks yet continue to be delayed due to supply and contractor shortages. Additionally, the construction industry has about two weeks of downtime during the Christmas holidays to allow employees to be with family, Clay County Public Information Officer Annaleasa Winter said.
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Motorist Alert: Clay County begins road work for drainage repair, expect traffic delays
Clay County crews will soon begin road work along Camp Ridge Lane, which will result in traffic delays. The project will repair drainage structures in the 1300 block of Camp Ridge Lane. Work will include replacing the curb inlets and drainpipes from the intersection of Pine Ridge Parkway, south 300 feet on Camp Ridge Lane to improve drainage and prevent floods, County Public Information Officer Annaleasa Winter said.
Motorist Alert: Clay County striping 7 roads, preparing for 7 new projects
A new county road project for pavement striping work will affect motorists in Clay County the week of August 22. The striping is being done overnight along College Drive, County Road 217, County Road 220, East West Parkways, Bald Eagle Road, Pine Avenue and Henley Road.
Massive Investments in New Roadways and Broadband
Indiana has been putting a lot of money into new connections lately for a variety of major broadband and roadway projects. This fits perfectly with our reputation as a state that likes to keep things moving. With a nearly $300 million kickstart from state-level sources, and many millions more through privately and locally matched funds, we’re going to be establishing all new types of avenues for businesses and communities. For both cyberspace and Hoosier roadways, it’s going to be a very busy summer.
Opinion: An urban gondola in Albany
We are still talking about having a gondola over the Hudson River from Rensselaer to Albany? Here is the website. http://capitalgondola.com/about-cdg/ The answer is yes. My first actual question after I guffawed is how much money am I the taxpayer going to have to shell out? According to the website this endeavor will be privately funded for $25 million dollars. With the higher cost of everything including electricity, gas and rising inflation, I imagine that the price tag for this venture will definitely increase.