Indiana § 36-8-26-1 Definitions

Indiana Statutes

§ 36-8-26-1 — Definitions

Indiana·Title 36 LOCAL GOVERNMENT·Art. 8 PUBLIC SAFETY·Ch. 26 Marion County Crime Reduction Pilot Project

The following definitions apply throughout this chapter:

(1)"Board" means the Marion County crime reduction board established by section 2 of this chapter.

(2)"Downtown district" means the area bounded by:

(A)on the south:

(i)Morris Street from the White River to Prospect Street; and

(ii)Prospect Street east from Morris Street to Interstate I-65 north;

(B)on the west, the White River from Morris Street to 10th Street;

(C)on the east, Interstate I-65 north from Prospect Street to Interstate I-70 east; and

(D)on the north:

(i)Fall Creek from the White River to Indiana Avenue;

(ii)10th Street from Indiana Avenue to Brooks Street;

(iii)Oscar Robertson Boulevard/11th Street from Brooks Street to the northbound exit onto Interstate I-65 south from Martin Luther King Boulevard;

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The following definitions apply throughout this
chapter:
(1) "Board" means the Marion County crime reduction board
established by section 2 of this chapter.
(2) "Downtown district" means the area bounded by:
(A) on the south:
(i) Morris Street from the White River to Prospect Street; and
(ii) Prospect Street east from Morris Street to Interstate I-65
north;
(B) on the west, the White River from Morris Street to 10th
Street;
(C) on the east, Interstate I-65 north from Prospect Street to
Interstate I-70 east; and
(D) on the north:
(i) Fall Creek from the White River to Indiana Avenue;
(ii) 10th Street from Indiana Avenue to Brooks Street;
(iii) Oscar Robertson Boulevard/11th Street from Brooks
Street to the northbound exit onto Interstate I-65 south from
Martin Luther King Boulevard;
(iv) the northbound exit onto Interstate I-65 south from
Martin Luther King Boulevard to Capitol Avenue; and
(v) Interstate I-65 south from Capitol Avenue to Interstate
I-70 east.
(3) "Interoperability agreement" means an agreement between two
(2) or more members of the board that increases the duties or
responsibilities of a law enforcement agency supervised or
operated by a member of the board.