WARSAW — The first chance for the public to see roughed out options for a future, limited-access US 30 drew hundreds of people to the Lincoln Elementary gym Wednesday night, Sept. 18. Nearly a year since the first public meeting was held that introduced the idea of revamping US 30, representatives of the city of …read more.

WARSAW — The unveiling of three alternative routes to US 30 will be unveiled to the public on Sept. 18 at Lincoln Elementary, Mayor Joe Thallemer announced Monday night, Aug. 19. The meeting is the first opportunity for residents to see three tentative options for rerouting US 30 and converting it into a limited-access highway …read more.

WARSAW — Warsaw city officials will face some tough decisions if a future freeway ends up following the path of US 30. Seven counties are working to assemble a long-term plan for a limited access freeway that would stretch from the Ohio state line to Valparaiso and replace the heavily traveled US 30. Each of …read more.

KOSCIUSKO — Crash statistics and citizens’ concerns were the main topics of discussion last night, May 24, during the first public meeting on the US 30 freeway project. Approximately 100 Kosciusko County residents attended the meeting at the Warsaw Community High School Performing Arts Center to meet with elected officials, local stakeholders and representatives from the …read more.

KOSCIUSKO — Officials from Kosciusko County have been working with six other counties along US 30 corridor to address the States’ long-term plans to improve safety and traffic flow along the highway. Design and engineering will not begin until project funding is identified and an environmental study has been completed. Community conversations and planning discussion have …read more.