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City of Franklin releases Q2 construction progress video

Thursday, July 9, 2026 at 12:45 PM

Courtesy-City of Franklin

FRANKLIN, Ind. - Franklin officials say they are happy with the progress of roadway improvements, infrastructure projects, and construction that have taken place in the City of Franklin during the second quarter of 2026. 

Everything is moving forward throughout the city as it invests in Franklin's future.   

Earlier this week, the Mayor's office released this statement: "Thank you for your patience as these projects take shape. We're excited to share a look at what's been accomplished during the second quarter of the year."   

You can view the Q2 construction progress update video here.

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