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Jeffersonville mayor asks Kentucky and Indiana leaders to discuss proposed Clark Memorial Bridge lane changes
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Kentucky/The Apex Times/Jun 26, 4:00 PM EDT

Jeffersonville mayor asks Kentucky and Indiana leaders to discuss proposed Clark Memorial Bridge lane changes

Mike Moore said he has taken his concerns about the proposed Clark Memorial Bridge plan to officials in Kentucky and Indiana, seeking additional discussion about how the changes would affect local traffic.

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Jeffersonville Mayor Mike Moore said he has reached out to Kentucky and Indiana officials to discuss concerns related to a proposed Clark Memorial Bridge plan that would change lanes on the crossing.

Moore’s comments, reported by WLKY, focused on the need for continued coordination with city and state leaders as the proposal moves through the planning stage. He said his administration has taken its concerns to officials rather than waiting for the project to advance without additional input.

The report described Moore’s outreach as a step to ensure the proposed lane changes are reviewed with consideration for affected drivers and local transportation conditions on both sides of the bridge.

WLKY did not specify in its summary what particular lane reconfiguration is being proposed, nor did it detail what objections Moore raised beyond saying he has “concerns” he wants addressed through discussions with Kentucky and Indiana leadership.

With the project still in the discussion and coordination phase, Moore’s approach points to an attempt to influence how the proposal is discussed publicly, how stakeholder feedback is incorporated, and what information is provided to local governments and residents before any final decisions are made.

Moore’s next steps were not detailed in the WLKY report, and the specific meeting participants, dates, and timelines for any follow-up discussions were not included in the information provided. Additional reporting would be needed to confirm what changes, if any, are likely as a result of his outreach.

Why It Matters

  • Lane changes on a major regional crossing can affect how local motorists access routes that connect communities in both Kentucky and Indiana.
  • Moore’s outreach highlights the role of city government in seeking additional review and information from state-level transportation decision-makers before final implementation.
  • The timing of stakeholder discussions may influence what adjustments, mitigation steps, or public-facing explanations are incorporated into the planning process.
  • Because the summary did not include project specifics, residents and local officials would need clearer documentation of the proposal and Moore’s concerns to understand potential impacts.

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Key Facts

  • Jeffersonville Mayor Mike Moore said he wants to discuss his concerns about a proposed Clark Memorial Bridge plan with officials in Kentucky and Indiana.
  • The issue involves proposed lane changes tied to the bridge plan.
  • Moore said his concerns have been taken to city and state leaders rather than left unaddressed during planning.
  • WLKY reported Moore’s comments on June 26, 2026.
  • The WLKY summary did not provide specific details on the lane-change configuration or the precise objections beyond describing Moore’s concerns.
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