The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) project is evaluating alternatives for an improved State Road 101 connection between the Markland Dam and US 50.

The project is expected to improve connectivity in southeastern Indiana.

More About the Project

The project is in the environmental analysis and preliminary design stage.
The Project Team will evaluate alternatives within a process defined by the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
The NEPA process is a detailed study that is required for major projects that will include federal funding.
The study will analyze the benefits, impacts and costs of the alternatives.
The project area includes portions of Switzerland, Ohio, Dearborn and Ripley counties.
The study will determine the alignment for the project including the type and width of roadway.

Project Area Map

What's Happening Now

The project is in the environmental analysis and preliminary design phase. The Project Team is gathering information and analyzing data to define transportation and community needs in the project area. Preliminary alternatives will go through a preliminary screening process with a smaller number of alternatives carried forward for more detailed analysis.

How You Can Get Involved

Input is an important part of developing the project

The public and stakeholders will be informed throughout the process with a chance to share their questions and feedback. Stakeholder groups include a Community Advisory Committee (CAC) and an Environmental Justice (EJ) Working Group.

Public Involvement

Touchpoints and available resources include a project office, project website, social media channels, project e-mails and text alerts, stakeholder meetings, public meetings and a public hearing that will be followed by a public comment period.

Community Advisory Committee

The CAC is a group of stakeholders that discusses project-related issues, and members serve as liaisons between the community or organization they represent and the Project Team.

Environmental Justice Working Group

EJ Working Group members primarily focus on issues that have the potential to impact low-income or minority populations, and they also serve in an important advisory role throughout the project.

Consulting Parties

Consulting Party members are comprised of the State Historic Preservation Officer, Tribes, local governments, and local/state organizations involved in historic preservation.

Timeline

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Follow the progress of Link 101 and receive project updates by email and text.

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Contact Information

A Project Office provides a place to review project information, talk to a Project Team member and share your feedback.

It’s open Monday and Wednesday from 10am to 3pm and by appointment.

Link 101 Project Office
Switzerland County Technology and Education Center
708 W. Seminary St., Box #8
Vevay, IN 47043

Questions and comments about Link 101 can be directed to the Link 101 Project Office using any of the following methods.

Share Your Feedback

Download the comment form here and use the form below to upload a scanned copy. Comment forms can also be emailed to info@Link101Corridor.com, mailed to the Project Office or shared in person at the Project Office.