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Sellersburg council awards Highway 60 utility contract, adopts four‑way stop and approves local contracts
Summary
At its March 23 meeting the Town of Sellersburg council awarded a $131,290 utility relocation contract for the Highway 60 / Saint Joe Road project, adopted an ordinance creating a four‑way stop at Apple Leaf Lane and Greenwood Road, and approved mowing, pest‑control and CDL‑training items. Several items were approved by unanimous voice votes.
The Town of Sellersburg council on March 23 awarded a contractor for a state‑linked utility relocation, adopted a traffic ordinance installing a four‑way stop at Apple Leaf Lane and Greenwood Road and approved multiple local contracts and a CDL training agreement.
Consultant Mike Harris told the council five bids were received for the Highway 60 / Saint Joe Road utility relocation and recommended awarding the project to TRC LLC for $131,290. "We are recommending, town award the project to TRC in the amount of $131,290," Harris said. Council voted to approve the award and authorized the town manager to sign the contract outside a meeting to meet INDOT timeframes.
The council also held a second reading and adopted Ordinance 2026‑OR‑006, which designates a four‑way…
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