Milling and paving are complete at 116th Street and Allisonville Road, but drivers should continue to expect intermittent lane restrictions as crews finish other work, according to the latest City of Fishers road construction report.
Striping, traffic signal work, sidewalk concrete work and restoration remain underway. The east leg of Fishers Crossing Boulevard at Allisonville Road is expected to reopen during the week of Oct. 19. Until then, customers heading to Fishers Station Shopping Center should use alternate entrances. Businesses remain open, while sidewalks within the construction area remain closed.
On 136th Street, the widening project continues between Southeastern Parkway and Prairie Baptist Road. The road is closed to through traffic within the project limits, with a signed detour using those two roads. Improvements include raised medians, multi-use paths on both sides, new pavement and drainage upgrades.
Drivers also face restrictions around the Southeastern Parkway and Olio Road roundabout, where the fifth leg has permanently closed. The report calls for one lane in each direction on Olio Road between the roundabout and just south of 136th Street.
That project also includes an approximately three-week closure of 136th Street west of Olio Road, with traffic detoured using 134th Street. Access from I-69 to IU Health Fishers remains open via the bypass lane, and emergency access will be maintained.
USA Parkway north of 106th Street will continue to have lane restrictions through October, weather permitting. Business and driveway access will remain open, with final restoration work continuing into November.
Other work includes periodic lane restrictions during utility relocation at 131st Street and Brooks School Road, ahead of roundabout construction. Duke Energy utility work continues on Cumberland Road between 106th and 116th streets, with restrictions from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
In Springs of Cambridge, crews are conducting concrete work, with pavement base repairs scheduled to begin on or after Oct. 23.
For drivers traveling through northeast Indianapolis, overnight Clear Path restrictions are scheduled for Oct. 16 and 17, from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. The report lists closures of the 82nd Street ramp to northbound I-69 and northbound Binford Boulevard access at 75th Street, along with other ramp restrictions. A fifth northbound I-69 lane north of 82nd Street is expected to open by Sunday morning, Oct. 18.
Construction schedules remain subject to weather and other conditions. The full report follows below.
| Road Closures and Traffic Impacts – At a Glance | |
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| Major Closures and Detours | |
| 136th Street Widening – Southeastern Parkway and Prairie Baptist Road
The 136th Street Widening Project has transitioned into Phase 2 This next phase will focus on improvements between Southeastern Parkway and Prairie Baptist Road.
136th Street is closed to through traffic within the project limits. Drivers should follow the signed detour route using Southeastern Parkway and Prairie Baptist Road to reconnect with 136th Street. This major improvement project will transform 136th Street from a rural two-lane roadway into a modern boulevard featuring:
Motorists should expect changing traffic patterns and additional travel time in the area and follow posted detour signage. Please drive cautiously and stay alert near work zones.
View detour map here.
Road Improvements at 116th St & Allisonville Rd Milling and paving operations for the 116th Street & Allisonville Road Improvement Project are now complete. Drivers should continue to expect intermittent lane restrictions as crews complete striping, traffic signal work, and restoration, including concrete work on sidewalks. Please allow extra travel time, watch for crews, and use caution through the work zone. Fishers Station Access Closure The east leg of Fishers Crossing Boulevard at Allisonville Road remains closed and is expected to reopen during the week of October 19. Until this connection reopens, motorists accessing the Fishers Station Shopping Center should use an alternate entrance and follow posted signage. Sidewalks within the project area remain closed while construction and concrete work continue. Businesses Remain Open! Area businesses remain accessible throughout construction. Please follow posted signage and use alternate entrances where needed.
Stay Connected For the latest construction updates:
Questions? Contact the Engineering Department at drivefishers@fishersin.gov. |
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| Utility Work | |
| Cumberland Road Utility Work – Duke Project
Lane restrictions continue between 106th Street and 116th Street from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
ATT Utility Work
ATT will be installing fiber throughout the following neighborhods: Beaver Ridge, Pine Bluff Overlook, Bradford Ridge, Walnut Creek, Delaware Pointe, Summerfield, Delaware Crossing. Work will be begin in the next week and will be conducted in utility easements behind the sidewalk. Att has been working in the in the Limesprings Neighborhood.
Upcoming Brightspeed Fiber Installation
Brightspeed is expected to begin fiber installation work next week in the following neighborhoods:
Residents may notice door hangers being distributed and utility locate flags appearing in advance of construction. These are part of the preparation process before work begins.
For more information on Fiber installation and what you can expect, please visit https://fishersin.gov/services-resources/resident-resources/homeowners-associations/ |
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| Project Updates | |
| 131st and Brooks School Road Roundabout
A new roundabout will be constructed at the intersection of 131st Street and Brooks School Road. Drivers can expect periodic lane restrictions in the current utility relocation phase.
USA Parkway Widening Project (North of 106th Street)
Motorists should expect lane restrictions on USA Parkway north of 106th Street as construction begins on the USA Parkway Widening Project. Lane restrictions are expected to remain in place through October, weather permitting.
Work will include roadway widening, new curb improvements, trail construction, and pavement resurfacing. Traffic will be maintained throughout construction, and access to businesses and driveways will remain open. Motorists should expect periodic traffic shifts, reduced speeds, and occasional delays while crews work. The project is anticipated to reach substantial completion in mid-October, with final restoration and punch list work continuing into November.
Please slow down, watch for construction crews, and allow extra travel time when traveling through the area. As always, schedules are weather dependent and subject to change.
Resurfacing Project Road Resurfacing Update Crews are making significant progress on the City’s 2026 resurfacing program, with work substantially complete in several neighborhoods and along major roadways. Resurfacing Package 26-1 Resurfacing is substantially complete with striping operations pending. Residents will still see crews returning to areas where resurfacing operations were conducted to complete final operations. Resurfacing Package 26-2 Roadway work is substantially complete on 131st Street, Howe Road, and Promise Road, with final pavement markers still to be installed. Some additional final punch list items also remain at Promise Road and 126th Street. Crews will begin base repair in the Springs of Cambridge neighborhood on or after October 23 and are currently conducting concrete operations. Drivers may continue to see crews completing final work in resurfaced areas. Please slow down, watch for workers and equipment, and follow posted traffic restrictions. As always, construction schedules are weather dependent and subject to change. For additional project information, view the Capital Project Dashboard here.
Southeastern Parkway & Olio Road Roundabout Improvements Construction is underway on the Southeastern Parkway and Olio Road roundabout to improve safety and traffic flow at one of the region’s busiest intersections. The fifth leg of the roundabout has permanently closed to traffic. Olio Road will be reduced to one southbound lane exiting the roundabout and one northbound lane entering the roundabout. This lane reduction will extend from the roundabout to just south of 136th Street. As part of this phase of work, 136th Street west of Olio Road will also close for approximately three weeks. This closure will allow crews to complete tie-in work for the new two-way section of 136th Street and the bypass lane from Southeastern Parkway. During the closure, traffic will be detoured using 134th Street. This detour map provides the designated route and can be shared with clients, patients and staff who may be traveling to the area. Access from I-69 to IU Health Fishers will remain open via the bypass lane, and emergency access will be maintained throughout the closure. The project remains on track for Phase 2 to begin in mid-October. Additional project updates, traffic impacts and detour information are available at https://fishersin.gov/olio |
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| CLEARPATH IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO: What to Expect –Click Here Southbound I-69 now in final configuration Upcoming Short-Term Closures Lane and ramp closures are planned on northbound I-69 and 82nd Street in northeast Indianapolis this weekend as crews prepare to open another lane to traffic on northbound I-69 north of 82nd Street. Drivers are expected to be able to use the fifth lane by Sunday morning, Oct. 18. Friday, Oct. 16 and Saturday, Oct. 17
Saturday, Oct. 17
Closures are scheduled from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. both nights. Mid-September through Mid-October
Long-Term Closures Ramp from northbound Binford Boulevard to westbound I-465 closed
For more information Visit the Clearpath465 website. |
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