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Mayor's Memos and Other Mayor StuffMetropolitan Planning Organization News. Learn about Transit Oriented Development, ADA Transition Plans and more. Also, the Regional Bikeways Plan is available for public comment. IMPD S/E Report. Lots of new information from IMPD. Thanks to Gary Loveless and Jeff Cardwell, we think the flooding on Buffalo Creek has been repaired (actually, repair work has been done on the retention pond that caused the problem in the first place). There is some doubt as to the strength of the repair so the problem may resurface at some time in the future. We are hoping it will last at least as long as the year that it took to convince the property owner to make them. City-County Council Clears Way for Over $65 Million in New Capital Investment, Retention of 1,733 Jobs, addition of 745 New Jobs. Engage Indy Partnership. Portal Links Businesses, Employees, Individuals with Community Groups, and Volunteer Opportunities. Gas, Water, and Sewer will be merged together into a single package. Eventually, in a year or two, you will get a single bill for all three. Project RAD. Information about alcohol and its consumption. This is a very good newsletter and has information about a Community Fund Grant that is available. Keep The Lights On. Help IPL keep the lights on by being the eyes for them. University of Indianapolis, a note from President Pitts. Some news from the University of Indianapolis and news about the Krannert Memorial Library. Drug Free Marion County. Information on prescription drug abuse, new state laws, events, etc. The EcoHouse Project. Help with insulation, caulking and sealing, HVAC, water heaters and appliance replacements if you are qualified. The last paragraph on the first page outlines the qualifications. Mayor Ballard has increased by 50 % the number of times our public rights-of-way get mowed every year. We have added information about the City’s right of way mowing program on the website as well. It also includes a schedule. In Case You Missed It . . .bsp; News from the mayor's office. Most of this has already been in the newspaper, on the radio, TV, and other news sources but is worth another look in case you missed it. Coming to a park near you. Free concerts and movies; each year Indy Parks & Recreation produces a full season of music, movies and more for you and your family. Featuring a wide variety of artistic styles, the entertainment is brought to a comfortable outdoor setting near you RebuildIndy Newsletter from DPW Indy Connect is continuing to refine Central Indiana's Regional Bikeway Plan and is asking residents to help New Reverse Angle Parking Method Implemented Downtown by the end of June in some locations Indianapolis Animal Care. Dogs and cats are for adoption. They want nothing more than a comfy, loving home where they will be cherished and cared their whole life long. In return, they promise all the love, loyalty, and companionship you could ask for. Gun Violence Reduction Day! Help us reduce gun violence on, POSTPONED, DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED LATER! Mayor Greg Ballard expanded the global reach of Indianapolis and built upon its international presence here and abroad by establishing a formal relationship with The International Center today Improvements to the Indianapolis Sewer Program. The new Consent Decree program is slated to reduce sewage overflows from the current average of 7.8 billion gallons per year to 414 million gallons. The Deep Rock Tunnel Connector is more than six miles long and will extend from the Southport Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant to north of the Belmont Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant. Mayor Ballard Accepts 2011 ASCE Indiana Civil Engineering Project of the Year Award for Project Open Market. RebuildIndy construction activities. This includes the Mayor's $32 million in NEW RebuildIndy projects. City of Indianapolis Newsletter. This is from the Office of the Mayor and contains up to date information about commitment for new jobs from private employers, capital investments, Mayor's Night Out, United Way Kick Off, and much more. This newsletter has active hyperlinks imbedded so you may find out more information if you have an interest in that subject. Volunteer for the 500 Festival. Great volunteer opportunities the 500 Festival are yours for the asking! Check it out! IMPD Southwest District Newsletter. This is the news and activities of the Southwest District of the IMPD. IMPD Southeast District Newsletter. This is the news and activities of the Southeast District of the IMPD. S/W District of the IMPD Taskforce News. This newsletter has news of what is going on as well as the futuer meetind dates. The public is invited to these meetings. Getting rid of unwanted and unused household hazardous waste is easy by using the Indianapolis ToxDrop program. This includes old televisions, computers and computer monitors, exhausted batteries, weed killer, paint, fertilizer, etc. Crime Watch Notice. Help find these individuals that are wanted by the IMPD for prosecution and you may qualify for a $1000 reward. Residents are asked to help reduce neighborhood flooding by clearing leaves from storm inlets. It is a violation of zoning laws to park commercial vans and trailers in our neighborhood, whether in the driveway or on the street. Please park these elsewhere on commercial property. Incidents are being reported to the new Office of Code Enforcement for fast response. Unleashed dogs are causing concern to many neighbors. Curbing requirements are also being enforced. Incidents are being reported to Code Enforcement. Do you know of any damaged streets? Please jot down the location of damage - potholes, deterioration, etc. - and contact the Mayor's Action Center (preferred) or by calling 327-4622. Please ask for a case number for follow-up. Thanks from all your neighbors. |