$125 million Pleasant Street project set to finish by summer’s end

NOBLESVILLE, Ind. (WISH) — Noblesville officials say the Reimagine Pleasant Street project is on track to be fully completed by the end of the summer, according to an email from Indianapolis-based architecture and engineering firm American Structurepoint.

The Reimagine Pleasant Street project is a $125 million, multiyear initiative designed to improve east-west connectivity with new bridges, roundabouts, and trails.

One lane of the street partially opened between 13th and 19th streets in January. Officials say this final phase linked state roads 32 and 37 in Noblesville. The project includes widening Pleasant Street to four lanes, a new bridge over Wilson Drain, and a redesigned two-lane roundabout at 19th Street.

The project also improves pedestrian and bike access, with new trail connections and tunnels under State Road 32 and Pleasant Street linking the Midland Trace and Hague Road trails.

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