Pleasant Street Project Updates

By Dave Bradway

The City of Noblesville is modifying Pleasant Street to allow for city growth and to improve mobility in the future. This project includes new roundabouts, widening of streets, building and tree removal, and bridge construction. Here are 5 things to know about the project:

Timeline
​Construction on Phase 1 began in Fall of 2022 with the construction of a new bridge over White River. While the bridge has not yet opened, 2 new roundabouts on 8th Street are open and in use. Phases 2 and 3 began in early 2024 with the anticipation of completion in 2025.

Closings
Various street closings will be in effect for the area surrounding Pleasant Street. Since these closings will be based on the construction work, up to date info can be found in the E-Newsletters published on the project website: reimaginepleasantst.com/media

New Locations for Area Offices​
Building removal and business relocations will be involved with the widening of Pleasant Street. You may have already noticed the demolition of the Household Hazardous Waste (HHW), O.V. Winks, and Annex buildings. The SWCD and Weights and Measures Building will also be demolished in the near future. New office spaces for HHW, Weights and Measures, and the SWCD are being constructed in the building that formerly housed the Hamilton County Humane Society. The building is anticipated to be ready in early 2025. Keep a look out for updates about our new offices on our social media and newsletter. 

Coincide with Fairgrounds Project
Another big project, expansion and improvement of the 4-H Fairgrounds, will ensue at the same time as the Pleasant Street Project. This will create traffic slowdowns and detours to occur. Please be patient, take your time, and give workers plenty of space.

Where to Find More Info
To find out more about the Pleasant Street Project, please visit reimaginepleasantst.com for the most up-to-date info on traffic pattern changes, detours, and overall progress of the project.