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Road Notice Updates for the Week of May 4

All work is weather-dependent and subject to change. This list highlights major closures but may not include all DPW projects.

At a Glance

136th Street: (Cyntheanne → Prairie Baptist) – Traffic pattern change
116th Street Utilities: Eastbound lane restricted (Eller → Wilderness) – Ongoing
116th Street and Allisonville Road Intersection Improvements: Ongoing lane restrictions for intersection improvements
Hague Road Lane restrictions: Lane restrictions (106th → Nickel Plate Trail)
Trail Work on 131st Street (Nottingham Area): Lane restrictions for trail work
SR37 and 141st: Upcoming lane restrictions
Clearpath: Weekend restrictions impacting 96th Street and 116th Street.
Cumberland Road between 106th & 116th: Lane restrictions for utility work in advance of road reconstruction 9AM-3PM

🌳 Citywide Work

City Wide Tree Trimming

A Duke Energy contractor will continue tree trimming work across various areas of the city next week. Crews will be working along Allisonville Road, 96th Street, 106th Street, and Willowview Road.

Residents should expect intermittent lane restrictions while work is underway. Please use caution when traveling through these areas and allow extra time for your commute.

🛠 Ongoing Road & Utility Work

Brightspeed Fiber installation

Brightspeed will be installing fiber throughout Avalon of Fishers this week. Work will be conducted in the utility easements behind the sidewalk.

116th Street Gas Utility Work

The southernmost Eastbound lane of 116th Street from Eller Road to Wilderness Trail will be restricted for utility work, leaving Eastbound drivers with one lane. Please proceed through the area with caution.

Upcoming Road Improvements at 116th Street & Allisonville Road

What’ s Happening

The City of Fishers is improving the intersection of 116th Street and Allisonville Road to enhance traffic flow and safety. While the project was originally planned as a roundabout, additional analysis showed the improvements could be achieved through less invasive roadway changes. Construction is expected to begin on or after March 30 and continue through October 2026.

What to Expect

The City of Fishers will be improving left-turn lanes in all, replacing sidewalks & ADA ramps, & upgrading traffic signals to improve traffic flow & safety.
Business access will remain open
Intersections will remain open, but drivers will experience lane shifts, restrictions, & slower travel times, especially during peak hours.
Roadway projects are weather-dependent and schedules may change

Project Update (4/08/2026)

Construction is expected to begin the week of April 13 and continue through late October, weather and material availability permitting. Initial work will include construction signage and signal-related activity, followed by intersection improvements, curb and ramp work, sidewalk work, and paving later in the season.

Learn more on the Drive Fishers page and follow @DriveFishers on X for updates. Questions? Email Drive Fishers.

Projects North of 116th Street

121st and Hoosier Roundabout

Lane restrictions are expected in the area of 121st and Hoosier Road Roundabout as the contractor works on restoration and final punchlist items. All work is weather dependent.

136th Street Widening – ROAD CLOSURE

136th Street Widening – Prairie Baptist Rd to Cyntheanne Rd

Construction Update: Local drivers should expect a traffic pattern change while paving operations continue.

Access to the single homes and the fire station will be maintained for eastbound traffic; however, the road will remain closed to through traffic. Access to Abbott Commons and Silverton will be off of Prairie Baptist Road and access to Hunters Run will be off of Cyntheanne Road or Southeastern Parkway. See a map of this closure here.

Road Closure Map

136th Street Widening – Southeastern Parkway to Prairie Baptist Road

Construction is underway and currently in the utility relocation phase.

This project will:

Convert the road to a boulevard with a raised median
Add multi-use paths on both sides
Install new pavement, curb/gutter, and storm sewer system

Expect intermittent lane restrictions.

For more details visit our Capital Projects Dashboard here.

State Road 37 Improvement Project

State Road 37 and 141st Street – Upcoming Lane Closures

**141^st Street is now open to right in right out traffic on the eastside of State Road 37. Drivers still do not have access to go across the 141^st Street bridge over State Road 37.**

Traffic Update (SR 37 & 141st Project)

Eastbound access from Mundy to Prairie Lakes is closed due to ongoing construction.

Upcoming Lane Closures at 141st Street & SR 37

Drivers should be aware of upcoming lane closures at the intersection of 141st Street and SR 37. These closures are part of ongoing work in the area and will occur on the following dates from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.: All work is weather dependant.

*Due to weather, work on the west side ramps will now take place on Saturday May 2nd*

Friday May 1:

• Milling on east 141st Street near the Prairie Lakes roundabout (flagging in place, expect delays)

• Northbound SR 37 inside lane closure for bridge work

Saturday May 2:

• Paving along 141st Street and around the roundabout (ramps closed during operations)

• Paving southwest and northwest ramps (both ramps closed during operations)

Traffic will be maintained, but motorists may experience delays. Please use caution when traveling through the area and allow extra time or seek alternate routes when possible.

Drivers should expect intermittent restrictions and delays during this work. Additional details and timing will be shared as that information becomes available.

All construction updates will be posted to DriveFishers on X(Twitter) and 37Thrives on Facebook. Please visit 37thrives.com to sign-up for email updates. Find construction updates at 37thrives.com and follow DriveFishers on X as work progresses.

Anticipated Completion: Summer of 2026

Project/Route Updates

Trail Construction – (131st and 106th) – Upcoming Milling and Resurfacing Operations

131st Trail Project Update
Nottingham & Britton Drive Resurfacing
As part of the 131st Trail Project, contractors will be milling and paving the approaches on Nottingham and Britton Drive on the week of May 4 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. With Milling operations taking place on Monday the 4th from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., followed by paving work on Tuesday the 5th during the same hours. Drivers should expect temporary disruptions throughout the work period. Flaggers will be on site Monday to assist with traffic flow, and on Tuesday crews will close one lane at a time to complete paving operations. Motorists are encouraged to plan ahead, allow extra travel time, and use caution when traveling through the area.

Crews will complete final punch list work as weather allows.

Expected Impacts:

106th St at Mollenkopf Rd

Lane restrictions from 9 AM to 3PM

131st St (Lantern Rd → Nickel Plate Trail)

Lane restrictions from 9 AM to 3 PM

🚧2026 Road Resurfacing Projects🚧

Concrete curb and ramp work will be ongoing in the Sunblest neighborhood the week of May 4, weather dependent. Milling operations will follow.
Concrete operations will follow in Summerlin Trails after Sunblest.

What to Expect:

Door hangers for curb/ADA ramp work
Temporary restoration with topsoil and seed
Residents responsible for watering new seed
Street signage for parking restrictions

Additional notices will be provided as work progresses.

All work is weather dependent.

🔗 Additional Information

For additional project information, view the Capital Project Dashboard here. View the Road Resurface Overview Map here.

🛣️ Projects around Fishers 🚧

The following projects are managed by partner agencies and not the City of Fishers.

146th Street & Allisonville Road – Hamilton County Project

Hamilton County, Indiana – The new roundabout and bridge are open to traffic. Lane restrictions will be in place daily from 8 AM to 5 PM for sod placement. Please drive through this area with caution as construction crews may still be on site finishing up final items through spring of 2026.

For additional project information, visit the 146th Street & Allisonville Rd. Project Page.

Clear Path Improvement Project

I-465 & I-69

More than 80% of Clear Path 465 construction is complete on the northeast side of Indianapolis. Drivers will see continued improvements in 2026 as new lanes and ramps open, and work continues on the reconfigured I-69/I-465 interchange. The majority of construction will be complete in summer 2026, with intermittent lane and ramp restrictions expected later in the year as crews finish remaining work on mainline I-465, I-69, and the I-69/I-465 interchange.

Clear Path – 2025 Construction Guide

I-69 South – New Traffic Pattern

Indiana Safe Zones

The Safe Zones speed control program remains active in the Clear Path construction zone. This program uses automated systems to monitor speeds in specified work zones. The goal of the program is to keep workers, drivers, and their passengers safe by reducing excessive speeding in work zones. It’s important to slow down in construction zones and drive without distractions. Learn more about Safe
Zones at SafeZonesIN.com

Upcoming Short-Term Closures

New Binford Boulevard ramp to open; ramp and lane restrictions expected

Drivers can expect the following restrictions beginning Friday night, May 1:

Friday, May 1 around 9 p.m. to Sunday, May 3 by 6 a.m. For more details visit the clearpath website.

Ramp from southbound I-69 to southbound Binford Boulevard closed
Ramp from 96^th Street to southbound I-69 closed
Ramp from 82^nd Street to southbound I-465 closed

Friday, May 1 around 11:00 p.m. to Saturday, May 2 by 6 a.m.

Ramp from southbound I-69 to southbound I-465 closed
- Signed Detour: Southbound I-69 to westbound I-465 and turn around at Michigan Road (U.S. 421)
Southbound I-69 reduced to one lane between 116^th Street and the I-465/I-69 interchange

Saturday, May 2 around 6 a.m. to Sunday, May 3 by 6 a.m.

Ramp from southbound I-69 to westbound I-465 closed
- Signed Detour: Southbound I-69 to eastbound I-465 and turn around at Pendleton Pike (U.S. 36).
Southbound I-69 reduced to two lanes between 116^th Street and the I-465/I-69 interchange

For schedule updates, follow the project on Facebook, X and Instagram, and subscribe to email and text message alerts at  ClearPath465.com.  

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