Flooding closures:

• Hazel Dell Parkway Bridge: Hazel Dell and 106th multiuse paths closed due to bridge washout. Hazel Dell Parkway south of 106th Street will remain under a lengthy closure with the official detour route of Gray Road and 106th Street.
• Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation (CCPR) updates
  • White River Greenway: Fully open.
  • River Heritage Park: Cleanup is on track to reopen the park by or before this weekend (8.27).
  • Flowing Well Park: Trails, restrooms and parking are open. The namesake well remains closed while crews perform a chlorinated flush after total coliform was detected; the well will reopen once two consecutive daily water tests come back clean.
  • Founders Park: Open, except for the south pond paved trail, which is closed for installation of a new floating boardwalk (expected completion by late October).
  • Hazel Landing Park: Closed indefinitely due to severe creek damage. City, park and county officials met this week with engineering and Ball State University archaeology and geology teams to plan long-term park restoration alongside creek repairs.
  • Historic Moffitt House: Water remediation continues in the crawlspace; the house sustained no structural damage

IN CONSTRUCTION

• Northbound Range Line Road (8/3/26): Northbound Range Line Road between Executive Drive and City Center Drive will be under construction for enhancements that include a new multi-use path, on-street parking and environmental features designed to improve safety and accessibility.
  • The posted detour route uses 3rd Avenue SW.

• Monon Boulevard Phase III & N. College Avenue (6/2026)
  Continued expansion and utility work on these vital corridors will progress steadily through the remainder of 2026.

• White River Greenway North Extension Project: The project includes extending the greenway north to 146th Street as well as the construction of a river overlook, parking lot and year-round restrooms. Once complete, the White River Greenway will span over five miles in Carmel. The project is in partnership with Conner Prairie and is part of a regional effort to expand the greenway and turn attention toward the area’s most significant natural resource—the White River.

• Raised pedestrian crosswalks (June – September)
  To protect pedestrians and slow traffic, the City has been installing raised crosswalks at six major roundabouts along Hazel Dell Parkway and Gray Road. The following three roundabouts for completion are:
  • 116th Street and Hazel Dell Parkway
  • Cherry Creek Boulevard and Hazel Dell Parkway
    • All raised pedestrian crosswalk installations are set for completion in September, reinforcing Carmel’s ongoing commitment to student and neighborhood safety.
      (For more details visit the City of Carmel’s website).lMain Street and Gray Road
• New multi-use paths: Carmel’s trail network continues to grow with construction on the Westfield Boulevard Path (99th St. to 116th St.) running through October.