The continued revamp of South and North Schuyler Ave in Downtown Kankakee continues through the 200 block of North Schuyler Ave.

While most of the project has wrapped up, some aspects are still being finalized - such as the bike lane striping.

Lead by Piggush Engineering, Inc., the projects includes roadway, sidewalk, and landscaping improvements, enhanced lighting, bike lanes, and more.

Led by Neil Piggush, Piggush Engineering continues to play a key role in the revitalization and development of Downtown Kankakee. Their most recent projects have included the continued addition of the bike lanes and the restructuring of the North and South Schuyler streetscapes.

While the North Schuyler streetscape updates continue, the team has also been hard at work at revitalizing their soon-to-be office space on North Schuyler. Previously occupied as a bank and empty since 2006, Piggush is bringing new life to a historical piece of Downtown Kankakee.

from the other many changes we have seen happen in downtown Kankakee in the past few years. The bike lanes already in place so far have been extended by six blocks, creating a bike path that is eleven blocks in total. In addition to the bike lanes, there are several changes being made to help the flow of traffic, as well as changes to the sidewalks accompanying those roads.

The striking round lights on Schuyler Avenue have been replaced with a higher quality version for free. These lights feature a 75,000 Hour Rated Life expectancy (approximately 20 years) and are installed on a cable system over the roadway, an improvement from the previous system that required cords along the road.