Beginning Monday, March 28, Citizens Energy Group (CEG) will begin relocating water and natural gas mains in preparation for a major storm sewer project along Broad Ripple Avenue that will commence in the in June. […more…]
While warmer temperatures might encourage us to leave winter cares behind, for many residents mounting utility bills remain a constant problem. Several resources are available. The Low-Income Household Energy Assistance Program and Low-Income Household Water […more…]
No foolin’! On April 1, Indianapolis parking meter rates in parts of downtown and Midtown will change from $1.50 to $1.75 per hour. Only meters located in the downtown core area, along Massachusetts Avenue and […more…]
Asphalt plants have opened for the season and the City of Indianapolis Department of Public Works (DPW) is taking advantage of the availability of hot-mix asphalt and warmer weather to begin strip patching. According to […more…]
Indiana veterans facing financial hardships that also affect family members may qualify for expanded eligibility for the Indiana Department of Veterans Affairs’ Military Family Relief Fund. Emergency financial assistance of up to $2,500 is available […more…]
Thanks to a Lilly Endowment Inc. Enhancing Opportunity grant, the Kheprw Institute (KI) has begun renovation of Midtown Indy’s Concord building, 3802 N. Illinois. According to the grant proposal, KI will rehab and acquire the […more…]
Two Midtown nonprofits recently announced new hires. Shelly Snider is the new executive director at Indy Pride which serves Central Indiana’s LGBTQ+ community. The organization holds leadership development trainings, educational programs, and promotes community events […more…]
Starting December 25, the Indianapolis Department of Public Works (DPW) and Indy Parks will accept live Christmas trees for recycling at multiple drop-off points in public parks throughout the city. Through Monday, January 31, 2022, […more…]
Community activist Phyllis Boyd is the new director of Indy Parks and Recreation. A landscape architect by training, Boyd most recently served as executive director of Groundwork Indy, a nonprofit that employs young people on […more…]
The City of Indianapolis has announced projects for the second phase of the Circle City Forward initiative that will invest $25 million in residential streets throughout Marion County. Funds were allocated using a formula developed […more…]
