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Board OKs Veterans Day parade route, Steinberger material storage and an Industrial Boulevard street cut

Logansport City Board of Public Works and Safety ยท November 5, 2025
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Summary

The board approved several street closures: the Veterans Day parade route on Nov. 11, a Steinberger Construction parking-lot closure for material storage, and an emergency street cut on Industrial Boulevard for drainage tile work scheduled for Saturday the 8th.

The Logansport City Board of Public Works and Safety approved three street-closure requests on Nov. 5, including a Veterans Day parade, a temporary parking-lot closure for Steinberger Construction, and an Industrial Boulevard street cut for drainage repair.

Mayor Chris Martin said the Veterans Day parade is scheduled for Nov. 11 from about 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m., closing Broadway from 7th to 3rd (and related streets on the typical parade route). "It'd be on November 11 from 09:30 to 11," the presenter said. The board approved that closure unanimously.

An initial Steinberger Construction closure request was tabled because the application lacked a specific date and required state approval. After staff and the company coordinated, the board later approved a Steinberger parking-lot closure to store construction materials during a work window.

Staff also added a last-minute request for a curb cut/street cut on Industrial Boulevard to replace drainage tile in a short section between Logan Stamping's and BHG. The board approved a one-day closure for the work, which staff said would be done Saturday the 8th from about 7 a.m. to 9 a.m.

Ending The board asked staff to continue coordinating with applicants to minimize disruption during events and construction; the approved closures include both scheduled ceremonial uses and short-term construction needs.