MERRILLVILLE — Crews have completed work in Kosciusko County on the 100-mile electric transmission line going from Reynolds to Burr Oak to Topeka. The transmission line is owned by Northern Indiana Public Service Co. The project began in 2012 and now connects substations in White, Marshall and LaGrange counties. The six-year project strengthened Indiana’s …read more.

MILFORD — Construction crews will be blasting along the Reynolds-Topeka Line route, south of Milford, today, Tuesday, Jan. 30 and Wednesday, Jan. 31. Residents in the area will hear loud noises — booms/explosions -— and there may be some shaking and window rattling. The construction crews will have safety supervisors at the scene. Authorities are …read more.

[weaver_youtube lcuUdto_pp8 rel=0]   KOSCIUSKO COUNTY — Crews with PAR Electrical Contractor, general contractors for the NIPSCO Reynolds-Topeka Line, are working in the area erecting the monopole (single pole) structures. Recently the crews were working between CR 1100N and Beer Road and are moving toward the Elkhart County line. The steel monopoles range in height …read more.

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY — Activity on NIPSCO’s Reynolds-Topeka Line will soon become more frequent in the area as crews put together and erect the monopoles (single pole). That line runs north and west through the county into Elkhart County. Many of the locations in this area are having various pole and arm sections delivered to the …read more.

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY — During the past weeks motorists in the area may have noticed paths cut through corn and bean fields and survey markers in a southwest to northeast direction. It is the start of NIPSCO’s Reynolds Topeka Line construction. Larry Graham, NIPSCO public relations, stated right of way survey work, erosion control barriers in …read more.

Construction on NIPSCO’s Reynolds-Topeka Line, affecting approximately 105 parcels of land in Kosciusko County, will begin in the next few months. The utility company announced its 7-year $1 billion capital improvement plan will include the replacement of hundreds of miles of electric lines and underground cable. (See related) The plan gained approval of The Indiana …read more.