GREENWOOD, Ind. - The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) has announced the recipients of the 2023 Community Crossings Matching Grant Call for Projects during its second round. The City of Greenwood has been awarded $1 million to make upgrades to local roads and bridges.
“Greenwood is constantly evolving and developing, and that is why it is crucial that we also continue to adapt our roads to fit the needs of the community,” said Greenwood Mayor Mark W. Myers. “Proper infrastructure is essential to having an efficient city and we are grateful that the state is contributing to our efforts in improving our public assets.”
The city will use the $1 million to complete paving projects on various roads, including Georgetown Road, Leah Way, Pilgrim Road and more.
An additional $1 million will be contributed by the city for a total estimated cost of $2 million to accomplish local projects including asphalt base repairs, milling and overlays on 4.7 miles of roadways including the following streets:
Street: From: To:
Georgetown Road Smith Valley Road Main Street
Leah Way Georgetown Road Savannah Drive
Pilgrim Road Yorktown Road Savannah Drive
Savannah Drive Georgetown Road Leah Way
Boonesboro Court Boonesboro Road Dead End
Boonesboro Road Yorktown Road Boonesboro Court
Pilgrim Court Plymouth Rock Way Dead End
Plymouth Rock Court Plymouth Rock Way Dead End
Plymouth Rock Way Georgetown Road Boonesboro Court
Yorktown Road Smith Valley Road Plymouth Rock Way
Melody Avenue Main Street Meridian Oaks Drive
Meridian Oaks Drive Melody Avenue S.R. 135
Barngate Circle N. Greenbriar Drive Dead End
New Amsterdam Drive Meadowview Lane N. Greenbriar Drive
Greenbriar Drive New Amsterdam Drive Stillwater Lane
Monticello Court East Monticello Drive Dead End
Monticello Court West Monticello Drive Dead End
Monticello Drive Main Street Standish Drive
Easton Point Drive Meadowview Lane Easton Point Way
Oldefield Commons Drive Smith Valley Road Kay Drive
Sarah Court Oldefield Commons Drive Dead End
New Amsterdam Drive Monticello Drive 75’ West
Indiana’s Community Crossings Matching Grant Program launched in 2016 and allows municipalities to apply for grants to help with local road enhancements. This is Greenwood’s seventh year as a municipal partner. INDOT has awarded the city more than $6.6 million for improvements.
Earlier this year, Greenwood completed a full reconstruction of Kensington Park Road, paving projects in the Forest Park subdivision, a partial reconstruction of Alexander Street and a structural overlay of Averitt Road. These upgrades as well as a new concrete curb, updated driveway approaches and the installation of underdrains were made possible from the funds received through Community Crossing grant opportunities in 2022.
For more information and updates on city projects, visit greenwood.in.gov.
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