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Director Wilson details DPW's infrastructure plans and budget for 2026

September 25, 2025 | Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana


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Director Wilson details DPW's infrastructure plans and budget for 2026
The Indianapolis City Council's Public Works Committee meeting on September 25 highlighted a pivotal discussion on the city's infrastructure strategy for the upcoming year. Department of Public Works (DPW) staff presented a comprehensive overview of road work options and the anticipated outputs for 2025, emphasizing the importance of addressing the city's infrastructure needs.

During the meeting, DPW leadership expressed gratitude for the council's ongoing support and collaboration. They outlined a new strategy aimed at improving city streets, which includes a range of short and long-term solutions tailored to various conditions. The presentation underscored the necessity for continuous communication between the council and constituents to effectively evaluate and respond to infrastructure issues.

Counselors were reminded of their vital role in relaying community concerns, ensuring that DPW can prioritize and implement the most effective treatments for the city's roads. The meeting concluded with a commitment to work collectively towards enhancing Indianapolis's infrastructure, setting the stage for a more resilient urban environment in the coming year.

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