Indiana, PA – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is announcing 24-hour work with a lane restriction October 19 through 25 on Route 68 in Monroe and Clarion townships, Clarion County.
Beginning at 6:00 AM on October 19, traffic will be restricted to one-lane from Dolby Street to Bauer Road to install a large cross pipe.
Traffic will be controlled with temporary signals. Motorists should be alert for stopped or slowed traffic, expect delays, and use alternate routes when possible.
Work is weather dependent.
The purpose of the project is to increase mobility, accessibility and safety for pedestrians and motorists. This project involves the widening and realignment of Route 68 including the addition of a middle turn lane the entire length of the project limits and the replacement of the bridge that carries Route 68 over Trout Run. Additional work to be completed will include guide rail updates, drainage improvements and utility relocations.
Contractor, Francis J. Palo Inc., Clarion, PA will be completing this $13.3 million project anticipated to be completed in fall 2027.
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