Lauren Schwentker joined WRTV as a Multimedia Journalist in July of 2024 after spending three years in Springfield, Missouri at the local NBC and ABC affiliate, KY3.
INDIANAPOLIS — Change is coming to Indianapolis neighborhood streets and the first stop is on the northeast side. 'There are a lot of pot holes and you can get your tires messed up,' said Roscoe Jones, who lives near road work.Jones neighborhood streets around Temple Avenue are anything but a smooth ride.Now his concerns are being addressed as Indy DPW started repaving the streets Wednesday. It's part of a new strategy called the 'Complete Neighborhood Approach'.
Jones is hopeful the improvements will help if he ever decides to move.'What we are going to do is remove about an inch and a half and replace it with fresh asphalt to improve the ride and conditions,' said Nathan Maners, DPW. 'The asphalt will age and start cracking forming potholes.'WATCH | Roadwork on Pause: Brookside Park residents in Lawrence want answersNathan Maners with DPW says the work is needed as crews focus on 30th and 32th streets this week.
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