The multi-phase initiative is a long-term investment designed to create a more welcoming, accessible, and vibrant downtown for residents, visitors, and local businesses.

“This groundbreaking ceremony marked the first step in preserving downtown Noblesville and making critical infrastructure upgrades to create a safe, accessible area for people to shop, dine, and visit,” said Noblesville Mayor Chris Jensen. “Embrace Downtown will further support Noblesville’s growth by promoting a vibrant and healthy downtown economy.”

During the first phase of the project (Phase 1A), construction will focus on underground infrastructure and streetscape improvements along Logan Street between Eighth Street and Ninth Street.

Noblesville leaders will also begin initiatives to support the business community throughout construction. Access to businesses will remain throughout the construction, and detours for vehicles and pedestrians will be clearly identified.

“We look forward to the lasting impact Embrace Downtown will have on our historic downtown square,” said Noblesville Main Street Executive Director Joshua Mason. “We will continue to work with the project team to support our downtown business community and encourage visitors and residents to continue to shop, dine, and spend time in downtown Noblesville.”

Phase 1A construction will begin at the intersection of Eighth Street and Logan Street. This closure is anticipated to last 45 days, weather permitting. Phase 1A construction includes new stormwater infrastructure, pavement, and a new sidewalk connecting Logan Street to Clinton Street.

Phase 1B construction will take place on Logan Street from Eighth Street to Ninth Street. This work will begin after Phase 1A is complete. Phase 1C construction includes sidewalk reconstruction along Logan Street. In addition to widening sidewalks, crews will be removing curbs, installing landscaping buffers, and other elements to cultivate a traffic-calmed environment to promote pedestrian safety and accessibility.

Overall construction is anticipated to be complete in November 2026.

Visit www.EmbraceDowntownNoblesville.com to learn more about the project or follow the project on X and Facebook.