Fishers plans infrastructure upgrades along 96th Street corridor

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6 thoughts on “Fishers plans infrastructure upgrades along 96th Street corridor

  1. Happy for all of this. I wish Indianapolis would do something to fix Masters Rd in this area. It’s like they purposely don’t want Hamilton County residents to come south of 96th. Also wondering about the status of the Andretti project. Sure looks to be stalled.

    1. Excellent news and inquiring as well as I was told the Andretti HQ has stalled due to a legal fight with the contractor and Andretti?

  2. City of Indianapolis needs to invest on the south side of the 96th street border with Fishers. Existing Indianapolis neighborhood sidewalks are not connected to existing trail network around Geist and down to Fort Ben State Park.

    1. You have to talk to Indpls about Masters’s because it’s south of 96th St. Indpls’ and Fishers don’t like to work together. Fishers won’t touch it. It was hard enough to get them to work together on the 96th St project at Allisonville. Which is why it took YEARS for 96th St.to go through. to Keystone.

    2. Good luck on that one unless you know someone on the board. Or get a minority group to make it pollical.

      Also, other comment was meant for person above who mentioned Masters.

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