INDIANAPOLIS — The Monon Trail is set to get a major safety upgrade at one of its busiest crossings.

The Indianapolis Department of Public Works announced plans for a pedestrian bridge at 86th Street, a project that will allow walkers, runners and cyclists to cross without worrying about traffic.

The $7 million project is being funded through the Indianapolis Metropolitan Planning Organization. Construction could begin by the end of 2029.

Mark McAlevey, CEO of Health by Design, called the project a “huge win” for the north side community.

"That's a really busy thoroughfare. It's a very popular street, and it's right next to a large school, one of the largest in the state and and so it gets a lot of pedestrian traffic." McAleavey said. "It's a very inclusive community. So there's lots o

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