Access to quality childcare is critical to supporting children, families, and the workforce. The City of West Lafayette is exploring the development of a potential Early Childhood Education Center to help address identified childcare needs and expand early learning opportunities within the community.
This project will construct an ADA-compliant restroom building with two gender neutral stalls.
The McCormick Road Reconstruction Project will restore and enhance this important roadway connecting neighborhoods, residential apartment complexes, and Purdue University.
The City of West Lafayette has launched a Street Lighting Initiative on Robinson Street to improve street lighting conditions and move towards unifying lighting styles around the city.
The City of West Lafayette has launched a Street Lighting Initiative to improve lighting conditions along Indian Trail Drive in the Wabash Shores Neighborhood. This effort is part of a broader citywide goal to improve pedestrian safety and unify lighting styles across our community.
The West Lafayette Wastewater Treatment Utility (WWTU) is undergoing a significant expansion to modernize its operations and prepare for continued growth in our community.
The City of West Lafayette is expanding Fire Station No. 3’s capacity to support new development, prioritize firefighter health and safety, and strengthen our ability to serve residents in the northern third of the city.
The City of West Lafayette is expanding and upgrading the Northside Regional Lift Station and Force Main – essential components of our wastewater system.
The City of West Lafayette is planning a new east-west connector road north of Kalberer Road to enhance mobility, support future development, and improve safety in our growing community.
West Lafayette is wrapping up a major project that started in 2016 to keep the Wabash River cleaner and healthier. This final phase of the Combined Sewage Overflow (CSO) project will expand our water treatment system to handle more wet weather, preventing overflows of untreated water into the river during heavy rain.
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