Taj Simmons is a multimedia journalist who joined WRTV in August 2023.
INDIANAPOLIS — Monon Trail users have to cross six lanes of traffic on 86th Street, a dangerous intersection where a bicyclist was struck and killed in 2021. The Indianapolis Department of Public Works is hoping for a federal grant to permanently fix the problem.
"The city has limited resources to build our roads, streets, and infrastructure," said Councilor Brienne Delaney, who represents the area of the 86th and Monon crossing in City-County Council."I'm really grateful they're looking outside of our local coffers."
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