2404 W 62nd Street ROW11-04917 There will be 1 traffic lane restricted August 24, 2011 through November 10, 2013 to excavate for storm water Project on W 62nd Street from N Michigan Road to Broadmoor Plaza. 6430 N Michigan … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Below are anticipated construction activities for the week of 8/22/2011 (for Pike and parts of Washington & Wayne). For citywide listing go to http://www.indy.gov/eGov/City/DPW/RebuildIndy/Pages/RebuildIndy-Project-Selection.aspx and click on Weekly Construction Updates. **While this list encompasses numerous construction projects, it does not … Continue reading →
INVESTMENT WILL RESULT IN IMPROVED PUBLIC SAFETY AND IMPROVED CONNECTIVITY INDIANAPOLIS – Mayor Greg Ballard today announced the rehabilitation of the 56th Street bridge over Eagle Creek Reservoir. City-County Councillor Janice McHenry joined Mayor Ballard in announcing the 56th Street … Continue reading →
State Sen. Mike Delph (R-Carmel) reminds residents in Senate District 29 of his upcoming town meetings scheduled for late August. “Town meetings continue to serve as good opportunities for constituents to voice their opinions on issues that are important to … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Current Week Construction Projects – PIKE TOWNSHIP The 38th Street project from I-465 to I-65 extends into Pike Township. Please see the project details under Wayne Township. Michigan Road from 76th Street to Double Tree Boulevard may have restrictions as … Continue reading →
Residents encouraged to properly dispose of household hazardous waste INDIANAPOLIS – As part of efforts to make Indianapolis one of the most sustainable, livable cities in the Midwest, the City of Indianapolis is sponsoring ToxAway Day from 9 a.m. to … Continue reading →
Residents Can Search to Find Projects County Wide INDIANAPOLIS – The City of Indianapolis has launched a new RebuildIndy interactive map tool to keep Marion County residents up-to-date on project work. As progress continues on the most aggressive construction year … Continue reading →