A portion of West Washington Street recently excluded from bus rapid transit investment is targeted for infrastructure upgrades.

The Department of Public Works says preparations are well underway for the snow season and crews have been training for weeks.

Motorists using the Monon Trail for quick detours around Broad Ripple street closures are putting trail users in danger.

The program to actively recruit, retain and invest in employees offers $2,000 to newly hired union employees and a referral bonus for current employees.

The construction stretches from east of the Winthrop Avenue intersection to Guilford Avenue. Local north/south traffic is able to cross Broad Ripple Avenue via Guilford Avenue. East/west traffic is being detoured to Kessler Boulevard to reduce traffic in Broad Ripple Village.

The completed 2-way traffic change along Fort Wayne Avenue will slow traffic and add to a new transportation corridor.

A new $11 million effort to overhaul Emerson Avenue on the city’s southeast side is underway.

The additional funding will allow the Department of Public Works to address some of the worst roads in Marion County.

The Department of Public Works is investing $6.5 million in the effort that includes new roadway, divided medians, sidewalks, trees and a multi-use path.

Crews are back on city streets – this time fixing potholes popping up due to the fluctuating temperatures.