Local Numbers

  • Irvington Council Hotline:

    (317) 713-1100

  • Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission:

    (317) 327-4406

  • Mayor's Action Center:

    (317) 327-4622

  • Health Department:

    (317) 221-2000

  • Police - Non-Emergency:

    (317) 327-3811

  • Prostitution:

    (317) 327-3811

  • Animal Control:

    (317) 327-4622

  • Abandoned Vehicles:

    (317) 327-4622

  • Traffic Enforcement:

    (317) 327-6525

  • Crime Watch:

    (317) 327-3781

  • Drug Activity:

    (317) 327-DOPE

  • Gang Problems:

    (317) 898-GANG

  • Assessor / Taxes:

    (317) 898-5000

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About the Council

Welcom to Historic Irvington, Est. 1870

Founded in 1970, the Council is a 501(c)3 organization that provides a voice to the city on Irvington issues such as public services and zoning and works to improve the community and the lives of its residents. Highlights of the Council's efforts include the annual Halloween Festival, Town Hall meeting and Luminaria as well as the Spring Event. The Council meets monthly, except for December, on the third Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. in the basement of the Irvington Presbyterian Church, 55 S. Johnson Avenue. The public is encouraged to attend... more >>

Community Notice

1/21/2008 – New School Announced for George W. Julian School 57
On Wednesday, January 9th, Dr. Eugene White,Superintendent for the Indianapolis Public Schools, along with most of the members of the Board of School Commissioners, outlined the new school program to teachers, parents, and students of the George W. Julian School. The new school program, which in other states goes by the name "Fundamental School", based on setting very high expectations for behavior and academic excellence. A delegation of parents and administrators visited the Pinellas County (Florida) Schools late last year and found a structured environment with an updated "back to basics" approach and joint parent-teacher-student commitment. The Board of School Commissioners recently changed the boundaries for School 57 to include more of Irvington and allow most elementary age students living in Irvington to enroll in the program.
1/21/2008 – Judge Orders Indy East Motel Closed by January 31st
Judge Michael Keele has ruled in favor of the City of Indianapolis and ordered the Indy East Motel to cease operation on or before January 31, 1008.

copy of Judge Keele's order

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Council Agenda 2008

  1. April 2008
  2. March 2008
  3. January 2008

Council Agenda 2007

  1. November 2007
  2. September 2007
  3. August 2007