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Indiana can pay its share of replacing the aging truss bridge linking Madison and Milton, Ky., but Kentucky can’t afford its portion of the long-planned project.
Funding prospects are so bleak that Kentucky not only can’t go ahead with the $500 million bridge, but is putting off three other Ohio River bridges, according to Indiana Department of Transportation Commissioner Karl Browning.
Browning, quoted in the Madison Courier, said the 1929-vintage Madison-Milton bridge is structurally sound.
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