Mallory Parkway in Franklin to close for construction

Courtesy-INDOT

FRANKLIN, Ind.- Crews will temporarily close the west approach of Mallory Parkway at U.S. 31 to complete pavement and curb installation activities, as well as signal and drainage improvements on or after Monday, July 6.

Mallory Parkway is expected to reopen in late July, weather permitting. This temporary closure is part of the current U.S. 31 corridor improvement project in Franklin.

Due to weather impacts, the east approach of Mallory Parkway is now expected to reopen in early July.
 

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