Survey Work Begins for Sherman Minton Renewal
New Albany, IN (April 22, 2019) – Survey work is scheduled to start Tuesday, April 23 as part of the design of the Sherman Minton Renewal project. The survey work […]
The Sherman Minton Renewal is a $90+ million bridge rehabilitation and painting project that will significantly extend the service life of the 56-year-old bridge. The double-decked bridge carries six lanes of traffic (I-64 and US 150) over the Ohio River connecting Louisville, KY and New Albany, IN.
The project includes replacement or refurbishment of all bridge decks, rehabilitation or replacement of structural steel elements and hanger cables, new lighting, drainage repairs and painting of the steel components. The long-term repairs, along with normal preventive maintenance, will add up to 30 years of service life to the bridge.
Sherman Minton by the Numbers
56
years old
2,053
feet
long
90,000
vehicles
a day
Latest Updates
Inspection Work to Resume on Sherman Minton Bridge
New Albany, IN (March 29, 2019) – Bridge inspections are scheduled to resume Monday, April 1 as part of the Sherman Minton Renewal project. The inspection work is scheduled for […]
Drones will be used for preliminary inspections
New Albany, IN. (February 25, 2019) – Preliminary bridge inspection work is scheduled to begin Tuesday as part of the work on the Sherman Minton Renewal project. The Project Team […]
Sherman Minton Renewal Open Houses This Week
Sherman Minton Renewal Open Houses This Week Project Team will share information and gather public input Louisville, Ky. (Oct. 1, 2018)– Two open houses will be held this week, one […]
Sherman Minton Renewal to Extend Life of Bridge
Sherman Minton Renewal to Extend Life of Bridge INDOT and KYTC beginning environmental study for the project Work is beginning on development of the Sherman Minton Renewal, an extensive bi-state […]
Initial Open Houses Took Place Oct. 2 and Oct. 4
Two open houses took place in early October to share information about the Sherman Minton Renewal, answer questions and gather public feedback. Both featured an open house format with multiple […]
