Of the $40 million proposal, $25 million of it would be dedicated to fixing residential roadways. Especially those that are in the worst shape.
INDIANAPOLIS — The city of Indianapolis is calling for a record amount of money to be invested in residential streets.
"Residential roadways have for decades taken a backseat to the repair and rehab of Marion County's main heavily traveled thoroughfares," Hogsett said. DPW says they pick which streets to repair based not only on citizen complaints but on a grading scale as well. "The Mayor's overall 5-year plan calls for $1.15 billion in infrastructure investments which is just a historic level,” Parker said. “We are literally putting every available dollar we have into infrastructure."
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