INDIANAPOLIS – IndyGo is seeking those who have a passion for helping small, minority-owned businesses and community partners grow and succeed to apply for two open positions in the agency, Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Liaison Officer and Supplier Diversity Specialist. These positions bolster the business’ development and ensure diversity, equity and inclusion are part of every […]
INDIANAPOLIS – Beginning on or after April 4, Purple Line construction will enter a new phase along 38th Street. Eastbound lanes will remain closed from Fall Creek Parkway to Keystone Avenue. A westbound lane will be opened. This closure is expected to last 130 days. Eastbound traffic will be detoured via Fall Creek Parkway and […]
INDIANAPOLIS — There’s a common phrase that says, “When one door closes, another door opens.” That’s how IndyGo Deputy Chief Financial Officer Hardi Shah describes her exciting, yet unknown journey to becoming a United States citizen. Although she was happy to finally reach U.S. citizen status, she said the process was tough in one way. […]
Marathon Health partnership will deliver better health outcomes and savings INDIANAPOLIS – IndyGo continues to make bold moves by partnering with employer health leader Marathon Health to provide high-quality primary care to employees and their family members at no cost. “IndyGo prides itself on providing outstanding benefits for our employees, and our hope is that […]
INDIANAPOLIS — When young, ambitious Jennifer Pyrz thought about her future and the adventures she longed to have in her career, being a civil engineer wasn’t the first thing that came to mind, and certainly leading one of Indiana’s largest transportation projects wasn’t even on the list. But, Pyrz is doing just that as she leads […]
Funds to provide operational support amid coronavirus challenges INDIANAPOLIS – IndyGo was recently awarded $51 million in American Rescue Plan funds to assist with revenue lost as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Biden Administration announced the funding Monday, March 7, when it shared it was awarding $2.2 billion in coronavirus relief to 35 […]
INDIANAPOLIS –The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has extended the federal mask mandate until Monday, April 18. This means all riders must continue to wear their masks while traveling with IndyGo on fixed route and in paratransit vehicles. IndyGo asks riders to wear masks to not only protect themselves, but also fellow riders and IndyGo staff. […]
INDIANAPOLIS – The first major closure due to Purple Line construction went into effect Thursday, March 10, at 8 a.m. Traffic is now closed on 38th Street in both directions between Fall Creek Parkway, near the Indiana State Fairgrounds, and Orchard Avenue. This closure will last approximately 10 days. Motorists driving eastbound on 38th Street […]
INDIANAPOLIS – Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett and City-County Councillor La Keisha Jackson joined officials from IndyGo and the United Way of Central Indiana (UWCI) to announce “Driven 2 Success,” a major new initiative targeting the transportation needs of residents on Indy’s Far Eastside. Pathway Resource Center is spearheading the initiative in collaboration with IndyGo, with […]
INDIANAPOLIS – With the start of the new year, the Indianapolis Public Transportation Foundation (IPTF) welcomed new leadership to its Board of Directors. Lacey Everett was named Chair of the Board. Everett is the director of political affairs for MIBOR REALTOR® Association (MIBOR), where she has served since 2011. She has worked on several issues […]
