From Susan Blair, President of Pike Township Residents Association “Good news! Received a call from Trustee Johnson today, we can resume our meetings at the Govt. Center in July! This seems like a long time coming. Looking forward to being … Continue reading
NOTICE: This is PTRA’s first meeting since March 11, 2020. Due to recent Executive Orders issued by Governor Holcomb and Mayor Hogsett regarding Covid-19 guidelines and restrictions, we are unable to utilize the Pike Township Government Center. This meeting will … Continue reading
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From Mayor’s Neighborhood Advocate Kayla Wright Indy Parks Summer Camp Registration is Open! We have camps at 12 different parks, including brand new day camps at Windsor Village and Brookside. Payment plans and scholarships are available. And camps are available … Continue reading
The Indianapolis Department of Public Works and Department of Metropolitan Development will host a discussion about improvements to be made at the intersections of 38th St. at Commercial Dr. and 38th St. at Moller Rd. The project aims to reduce … Continue reading
Pike Township Residents Association (PTRA) – February 12 @ 7:00pm The Pike Township Residents Association (PTRA) received notice that the old farm property at the corner of 79th & Marsh Road, adjacent to Normandy Farms (7802 Marsh Road) has filed … Continue reading
From Mayor’s Neighborhood Advocate Kayla Wright, City of Indianapolis 2020 Annual Park Passes are now available for purchase at the gate houses, park office, online, and through the Eagle Creek Park Foundation. Annual Pass prices: $50 Marion Co. Resident, $60 … Continue reading
From Mayor’s Neighborhood Advocate Kayla Wright… INDIANAPOLIS – One year since Mayor Joe Hogsett joined Indianapolis Power and Light (IPL) and community leaders on the northeast side to launch the second phase of Operation Night, more than 1,000 new lights … Continue reading
From Mayor’s Neighborhood Advocate Kayla Wright INDIANAPOLIS – This fall, Count Me INdy is passing out and partnering with community organizations to plant 5,000 tulip bulbs across Indianapolis to encourage residents to “plant a brighter future for Indianapolis.” “The idea … Continue reading
Today, the City of Indianapolis announced trick-or-treat hours for Halloween and offered up tips to help trick-or-treaters stay safe. Trick-or-treat hours in Indianapolis will be from 6 – 8 p.m. on Thursday, October 31. The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) … Continue reading