Indiana § 36-7-40-3 "Economic enhancement project"

Indiana Statutes

§ 36-7-40-3 — "Economic enhancement project"

Indiana § 36-7-40-3

Title 36LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Art. 7PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT

Ch. 40Economic Enhancement Districts

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Ind. Code § 36-7-40-3 (2026).

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As used in this chapter, "economic enhancement project" means the following:

(1)Providing security for public areas, including installing and maintaining exterior cameras directly linked with the Indianapolis metropolitan police department central control.

(2)Employing safety ambassadors to:

(A)deter panhandling and other nuisance behavior;

(B)assist with directions and information;

(C)facilitate open communications with police to report ongoing issues;

(D)provide safety escort services; and

(E)maintain a network of communication throughout the downtown area by engaging with private and public security companies.

(3)Cleaning and maintaining sidewalks, including picking up litter, removing graffiti, and power washing.

(4)Conducting extensive outreach to unsheltered homeless individ

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As used in this chapter, "economic
enhancement project" means the following:
(1) Providing security for public areas, including installing and
maintaining exterior cameras directly linked with the Indianapolis
metropolitan police department central control.
(2) Employing safety ambassadors to:
(A) deter panhandling and other nuisance behavior;
(B) assist with directions and information;
(C) facilitate open communications with police to report
ongoing issues;
(D) provide safety escort services; and
(E) maintain a network of communication throughout the
downtown area by engaging with private and public security
companies.
(3) Cleaning and maintaining sidewalks, including picking up
litter, removing graffiti, and power washing.
(4) Conducting extensive outreach to unsheltered homeless
individuals.
(5) Funding facility operations for a low barrier shelter for
homeless individuals.
(6) Designing, landscaping, beautifying, or maintaining public
areas.
(7) Supporting business development.