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Council president: road repairs ramping up amid years of deferred maintenance
Summary
Bob Bosley told neighborhood leaders the city has substantially increased road funding this year, cited a multi-year deferred-maintenance backlog and described coordination challenges that can delay projects such as the Thirtieth Street Bridge reconstruction.
Indianapolis City-County Council President Bob Bosley told the Marion County Alliance of Neighborhood Associations that the city is increasing road investments to address years of deferred maintenance but warned residents that repairs take time and can cause project delays.
"There are improvements. Those are objective improvements," Bosley said, adding that road funding this year exceeds a "quarter of a billion" dollars and that additional state matching funds tied to House Bill 1461 would add to county road resources.
Bosley said the city has increased road investment in…
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