As Indy approaches the next budget, we looked back at the parks and streets projects funded last year.
Tag: infrastructure
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Southsiders want as many bike trails as other parts of Indy
Center Township has more trail miles than Perry, Decatur and Franklin Townships combined.
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Indy neighborhoods can apply for city support of tactical urbanism projects
Neighborhood organizations can borrow materials like barriers and traffic cones.
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Councilor Jesse Brown to host town hall about Indy’s alleys
But this won’t be a place to “gripe, cast blame, or throw tomatoes,” Brown said.
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How Indy councilors are using $27 million in new spending
The new spending package includes funding for roads, parks, urban forests and more.
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Vision Zero advocates frustrated with Indy’s progress
A task force discussed its plan to end traffic fatalities and make streets safer.
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DigIndy project nears the finish line. Here’s what we know.
The $2 billion tunnel system will collect about 5 billion gallons of sewage and rainwater a year.
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Is your alley a hotspot for illegal dumping? Help might be on the way.
Indianapolis is about to move into the second phase of an alley cleanup project.
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Mapleton-Fall Creek neighbors fought bike lanes and lost
Portia Jackson didn’t want bike lanes on her street. The city pushed ahead anyway.
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Indy opens $30M bridge connecting 16 Tech to downtown
The westside bridge over Fall Creek contains protected pedestrian and bike lanes.
