Welcome to Greensburg/Decatur County
We invite you to
drop in anytime!
Centrally located on I-74 between Indianapolis and Cincinnati,
Greensburg/Decatur County, Indiana offers visitors a little something
for everyone.
Recreation, Historic Points of Interest, Museums, Festivals, Entertainment, Agri-Tourism and Great Lodging are just some of
the reasons you should visit Greensburg and Decatur County.
Special Events
Outdoor Music Concert
Highpoint Orchard and Farm Market
Days: 9/13/2008 - 9/13/2008
Hours: 2-5 pm
Stay tuned for more details...
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Attractions
Pumpkins
Throughout the county
Days: Fall
Hours: vary call for details
Don't forget your favorite fall pumpkins and gourds! Visit one of our farm markets or pumpkin patches. Click on attractions or call 877.883.5447.
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"Franklin Street Bed & Breakfast"
Our featured website for the month of May!
Congratulations on completing Servsafe Training!
City still attracting new business
The Greensburg Station development,
scheduled to open in spring 2008, also includes space for three additional
retail outlets oriented toward family dining, highway service and other retail
businesses.
INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION
Driving Indiana’s Economic
Growth
News
Release FOR IMMEDIATE
RELEASE
I-74 Lane
Closures
Westbound lanes of I-74 to have
intermittent closures
GREENSBURG Ind.
The Indiana Department of
Transportation announces lane closures on I-74 at approximately the 132 mile
marker. On January 14th and 15th between the hours of 9
p.m. and 6 a.m. closures of the westbound lanes will occur. The lanes will be
closed by the Indiana State Police in 20 minute increments. Indiana State
Police will then open the lanes in order to clear traffic. Multiple closure
cycles are anticipated throughout the two nights. During these closures workers
will be placing bridge beams above the westbound lanes of I-74.
This project is part of Governor
Mitch Daniels’ Major Moves highway program. Major Moves fully funds a decade of
critical highway projects in Indiana. When Major Moves is complete in
2015, more than 200 new construction and 200 major highway preservation projects
will have been built. Major Moves capitalizes on Indiana’s strategic
location at the Crossroads of
America by building a superior road infrastructure. This innovative
plan will bring jobs to the Hoosier State and leave a legacy for Indiana to be a global
leader in distribution and logistics.
Marvin L. Jenkins, INDOT Seymour
District Office, (812) 524-3733 or
mjenkins2@indot.in.gov
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