Paver repairs to the road on McKinley Avenue continue this week, according to a news release on the Ball State Communications Center.
This is a multi-stage paver repair project that is expected to be completed by June 24, according to the news release.
The north portion of the McKinley Avenue and Riverside Avenue intersection are currently closed for reconstruction. This intersection work has also resulted in a west bound Riverside Avenue lane closure from West Warwick Road to North Dicks Street.
Tillotson Avenue and University Avenue can be used as detour routes at this time. An up-to-date Construction Detour Mapis located on the University’s Facilities Planning and Management webpage.
Questions or concerns about the project are to be directed to Ryan Koenker at (765) 285-2821 or rrkoenker@bsu.edu.
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