ADA Transition Plan (Draft)

Clark County ADA Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan
(Draft for Public Review)
Appendix A - Facilities
Appendix B - Right of Ways
Appendix C - Questionnaires
Appendix D - Public Outreach
Appendix E - Forms & Notices
Appendix F - Reference Materials
Clark County Indiana Highway Department
The Clark County Highway Department is responsible for paving and repairing over 1000 miles of roads and most bridges throughout the county. This routinely involves removing debris, trees, or other obstructions in the county roadway while maintaining ditches, culverts and drainage structures. The Highway Department also builds and installs regulatory signs in alignment with the U.S. Department of Transportation MUTCD guidelines. Each year the County Engineer and Highway Superintendent use data collected on county roads to make important decisions about preserving and paving roads and bridges.
The Highway Department is responsible for snow removal from county roads. The Highway Superintendent and County Engineer keep a close watch on weather conditions and in collaboration with the Clark County Emergency Management Agency and other departments, make decisions based on the county’s best interest. During a snow event, the county will make major arteries our first priority, followed by secondary roads and then subdivisions.
The County Engineer, overseen by the County Commissioners, diligently looks for state and federal funding for multi-year projects. The County Engineer also oversees permitting and county funded projects. The Highway Superintendent heads all aspects of the Highway Garage. He works with vendors to ensure best pricing for highway equipment and supplies while leading the Highway Garage to use resources responsibly. The Highway Department works closely with other government agencies to ensure that the needs of county residents are met as quickly and efficiently as possible.
Highway Department Forms and Documents
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- County Road Cut Permit Ordinance 15-2016
- County Permit Fee Schedule Ordinance 15-2019
- Application for Excavation Permit
- Application for Solid Waste Hauling/Logging Permit
- Written Security Agreement for Hauling
- Application for Driveway Permit
Please email permit applications to twilmoth@clarkcounty.in.gov
Please Note: Permits that require a fee must be paid for with cash or a check, made payable to the Clark County Highway Department. If you have any questions regarding a permit application, please contact Tammi Wilmoth at twilmoth@clarkcounty.in.gov or you may call 812-285-6276.
Highway Bids
- 2025 Highway Bids Spreadsheet - opens in new window
Contact the Clark County Highway Department
Clark County Government Center
300 Corporate Drive Room 207
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
Office Staff
Brian Dixon - Highway Engineer
bdixon@clarkcounty.in.gov
P 812.285.6286
Dave Jones - Highway Superintendent
djones@clarkcounty.in.gov
P 812.246.9571
Tammi Wilmoth - Highway Administrator
twilmoth@clarkcounty.in.gov
P 812.285.6276
Highway Department Garage Locations
Clark County Garage
411 S. Poplar Street
New Washington, IN 47162
P 812.293.3023
Clark County Garage
6103 County Road 403
Charlestown, IN 47111
P 812.246.9571
Clark County Indiana Sheriff's Office
Clark County Indiana Sheriff's Department
Michael L. Becher Adult Correctional Complex
501 E. Court Avenue, Suite #159
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
Sheriff Scott A Maples Jr.
P 812.283.4471
F 812.280.5608
Tip Line: 812.280.2276
Website
www.clarkcosheriff.com - opens in new window
Clark County Indiana Coroner
The chief responsibility of the coroner is to determine the manner of death in cases involving violence, casualty, unexplained or suspicious circumstances or when the person has been found dead. {IC 36-2-14-6}
When notified of a death under any of the above circumstances, the coroner must alert and obtain the investigative assistance of the law enforcement agency having jurisdiction in the area. When the coroner determines the cause of death, the law requires the coroner to file a report of his or her findings with the local health officer. If an autopsy is necessary,the coroner must employ a qualified physician to conduct it. Additional reports of the cause of death must be filed with the clerk of the circuit court.
A county coroner, who is also a licensed physician is entitled to one-and-one-half times as much compensation as a non-physician coroner. {IC 36-2-14-15} (Generally see IC 36-2-14,for duties of the county coroner.)
Contact the Clark County Coroner's Office
(Please Note: All Inquiries and records requests must be submitted in writing (written or email) and all office hours are by appointment only. Please contact us to schedule an appointment.)
Clark County Coroner's Office
2515 Veteran's Parkway
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
P 812.285.6282
F 812.282.5672
Aaron Scott – Clark County Coroner
aaronscott@scottfuneralhome.com
Donnie Growe - Chief Deputy Coroner
Misty Carroll - Deputy Coroner












