Seymour is soon to have a new street at Eastside industrial park

Courtesy-City of Seymour

SEYMOUR, Ind. - The City of Seymour is welcoming a new street. Being constructed in the Seymour Eastside Industrial Park, the road is taking shape as the new curb is almost completed.

Soon, asphalt will be added to allow the new "Henry Way" to be utilized. The first user is expected to be Vital Farms, which is being developed on the south side of the street.    

This new roadway is funded by the Seymour Industrial Corporation, the Seymour Redevelopment Commission, and through a READI Grant from the State of Indiana.

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