Several veterans gathered with Senator Donnelly and INDOT representatives to open U.S. 31 by Plymouth

MARSHALL COUNTY — U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly joined Marshall County Commissioners, Indiana Department of Transportation leaders and dozens of U.S. veterans to celebrate and officially open the new Veteran’s Parkway/Seventh Road interchange in Plymouth, off the U.S. 31 freeway.

The interchange and connector roadways are a result of a partnership between INDOT and Marshall County.

“It’s an exciting day as we open what will be a vital connector for Marshall County as well as the City of Plymouth,” said INDOT Northwest District Deputy Commissioner Rick Powers. “Marshall County’s Veteran’s Parkway and INDOT’s new interchange of U.S. 31 area  great example of the partnership between INDOT and the local communities which our state highways connect; local projects and state projects working together to create better and more efficient ways for the folks of Indiana to get to work, school and home.”

To see more about the U.S. 31 updates and the ribbon cutting ceremony, visit the INDOT Facebook page.