DPW announces 10 projects for Indianapolis Neighborhood Infrastructure Partnership

INDIANAPOLIS — Officials with the Indianapolis Department of Public Works, alongside Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett, announced that 10 projects have been selected for funding through the 2025 Indianapolis Neighborhood Infrastructure Partnership.

According to a news release, INIP is now a part of the department’s Community Powered Infrastructure program, which help residents have access to cost-share opportunities for infrastructure projects in their neighborhood.

“For seven years, neighbors have been able to work directly with Indy DPW to make the changes they want to see in their neighborhoods,” Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett said in the release. “From pavement upgrades and sidewalk fixes to safety improvements and more, the city of Indianapolis is proud to match the funding of local organizations to help improve the place that we all call home.” 

This year’s projects include:

• Edenwilde HOA: Sidewalk replacements along Hartington Place
• City of Southport: Pedestrian crossing improvements at Southport and Derbyshire roads
• Copperfield HOA: Sidewalk replacements in various locations
• IU Indianapolis: Pedestrian signal repairs/replacements in various locations
• Northwest Perry Neighborhood Association: Pavement rehabilition of Division Street from Hanna to Sumner avenues
• Oaks Academy: Pavement rehabilitation on Brookside Parkway North Drive in front of the Oaks Academy
• Town of Homecroft: Road reconstruction of Orinoco Avenue between Loretta and Southview drives
• B&O Trail Association: Pedestrian crossing improvements at four locations along the trail
• IndyGo Foundation: ADA improvements to bus stops across the city
• Town of Meridian Hills: Pavement rehabilitation in several locations

Since the program began in 2018, Indianapolis has invested more than $10 million into more than 65 projects across Marion County. The 2025 projects could see bidding and construction as early as next year.