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Commissioners approve barricade ordinance first reading and sign letter with INDOT as county weighs gates, detours

3033234 · April 15, 2025
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Johnson County held first reading of an ordinance criminalizing unauthorized removal or tampering with barricades and approved a letter of understanding with INDOT on a State Road 44 detour; board discussed repeated flooding, barricade durability and potential gate installations.

The Johnson County Board of Commissioners held the first reading April 14 of Ordinance 2025-504, which would prohibit unauthorized removal or tampering with barricades or traffic-control devices. The first reading moved forward after brief public remarks about repeated misuse of barricades during recent storms.

A commissioner described seeing barricades knocked down and vehicles in deep water over a recent weekend, calling the behavior “absolutely absurd” and saying it endangers both residents and public servants.…

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