Fishers to open 120-acre park along White River in 2025

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6 thoughts on “Fishers to open 120-acre park along White River in 2025

  1. What a great use of land that I believe most of it is located in a Floodway, if not all of it, and otherwise undevelopable. And to think a $4.7 mill grant vs tax payer money will be used to construct it. Congrats City of Fisher’s

    1. READI is state government initiative funded by tax dollars, https://indianareadi.com/, under the auspices of the Indiana Economic Development Corporation. So, the grant’s source is Indiana tax payers.

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