State Road 37 revamp kicks off Monday in Hamilton County

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2 thoughts on “State Road 37 revamp kicks off Monday in Hamilton County

  1. Good luck with 37Thrives. The Red Line and neighborhood associations tried something similar during construction by handing out “buttons” and yard signs. Big deal, it didn’t work and businesses lost.

  2. I don’t think a website is going to help all that much. The same construction-related disruption is happening on 96th currently. Businesses there are seeing big downturns. Hopefully they can ride it out before they close. 3 years (realistically more, there are always delays) is a very long time.

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