The Marion County Transit Plan proposes a 70% increase in IndyGo’s service, offering shorter waits, later evening hours, and more weekend service for most of Indianapolis. Without robust transit service, most Indy residents need a car to access the city’s jobs, education, and healthcare. What could better access to opportunity mean for those of us who call Indy home?

Join us at Indiana Landmarks for a breakfast and panel discussion featuring:

 Jarrett Walker, Jarrett Walker and Associates

 Michael Twyman, OpportunIndy

 Kimberly Simmons, Indianapolis Urban League

 Leigh Evans, Mapleton-Fall Creek Development Corporation 

HOSTED BY

OpportunINDY

Indianapolis Urban League 

WITH REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED BY

Tinker Coffee

Milktooth