Senate Bill 197 would make it a Class C misdemeanor to use public land for long-term camping.
Tag: Housing
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Indiana bill could lead to 60 days in jail for some homeless residents
Language from a failed bill earlier this session is back as an amendment.
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Inside the free program helping renters in Indy courts
The Eviction Diversion Initiative operates in eight of Marion County’s nine township courts.
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Eastside apartments project gets OK from zoning commission
The project, 37 Keystone, would be near East 38th Street and North Keystone Avenue.
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Learn about homebuying at this eastside community fair
Meet with housing industry experts from 1-4 p.m. April 5 at CAFE.
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What happens in Indy apartments without ongoing health enforcement
Some Hubbard Gardens residents experience the downside of Health and Hospital Corp.’s actions.
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Veteran housing to partially reopen this summer, with expansion on the way
Construction of the Manchester Apartment complex began in late 2024 after a fire heavily damaged the property and displaced nearly 50 veterans.
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Homeless Indy residents will lose access to emergency HUD and IHA vouchers
One service provider said she cried when she found out IHA would not issue vouchers.
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Mayor Hogsett names new director of the Office of Public Health and Safety
Andrew Merkley serves as the administrator for the Division of Homelessness Policy and Eviction Prevention within OPHS, where he leads efforts to address housing insecurity.
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Learn more about affordable housing in West Indianapolis
Join a community conversation from 10 a.m. to noon March 15 at Mary Rigg Neighborhood Center.
