Two options for the interchange between I-69 and SR 37 are now available for the public to view and comment on.
Officials from INDOT broke ground on the section of Interstate 69 that will connect NSA-Crane with Monroe County just south of Bloomington.
A formal presentation will be presented, followed by a question and answer session. INDOT will then take public feedback on the plans.
A judge ruled Thursday that INDOT does have a right to be on the land, even though it is owned by a private citizen.
Indiana's two U.S. Senators voted Wednesday against a federal transportation bill they say would reduce funding to the state.
The MPO will have a regular meeting this Friday to discuss non-I-69 related business.
INDOT says Section four is on schedule, and the remaining contracts will go out for bid in July.
There is also a letter from U.S. Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood to Governor Mitch Daniels.
The subcommittee hoped to sit down with INDOT and FHWA to hammer out a deal that would allow the MPO to approve I-69.
Greenwood is getting another exit off I-65 after INDOT committed to helping fund the project.