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Johnson Today
By the People, for the People
Several Johnson County Roads Closed Due to Flooding
More closures possible as waterways continue to rise after heavy rainfall.
Published on Mar. 5, 2026
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Consistent rainfall over the last few days has led to flooding in Johnson County, Indiana, resulting in the closure of several roads. The county highway supervisor stated that it typically takes a few days for roads in the southeast part of the county, near Sugar Creek and the Big Blue River, to reopen once water levels fall.
Why it matters
Road closures due to flooding can disrupt travel and commerce in the affected areas, potentially causing delays and inconvenience for residents and businesses. Monitoring the situation and providing updates on road conditions is important for public safety and efficient transportation.
The details
The current road closures in Johnson County include Mauxferry Road near County Road 300S, several county roads between U.S. 31 and Mauxferry Road, Whiteland Road at Hurricane Road, Clark School Road at Harvey Road, Urmeyville Road at County Road 700E, Greensburg Road east of County Road 700E, and several other county roads. The county highway supervisor also noted that additional roads may be closed in the future if water levels continue to rise.
- The road closures were reported as of 2:08 p.m. on Thursday, March 5, 2026.
- The county highway supervisor stated that it typically takes a few days for roads in the southeast part of the county to reopen once water levels fall.
The players
Luke Mastin
The county highway supervisor for Johnson County, Indiana.
What’s next
The county will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates on road conditions as water levels change.
The takeaway
This flooding event highlights the importance of infrastructure maintenance and emergency preparedness in communities prone to severe weather and natural disasters. Residents and businesses should stay informed about road closures and plan accordingly to minimize disruptions to their travel and operations.
