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Recipient
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Project
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Amount
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YWCA of Indianapolis
1500 N Delaware St.
Indianapolis, IN 46202
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“Out of School Time” Project for At-Risk Youth
Purpose: To provide programming for 250 at-risk female students from Indianapolis Public Schools that will teach strategies to combat violence against women, develop financial literacy among teens and practice skills needed for graduation and post-secondary education.
Use to Taxpayer: Reducing Crime and Improving Public Safety
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$300,000
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City of Indianapolis
200 E Washington St.
Suite 2501
Indianapolis, IN 46204
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IMPD Technology Equipment
Purpose: To install wireless capabilities in IMPD patrol cars that will increase “community policing” by allowing police officers to wirelessly receive a wide variety of information and reports while remaining in their patrol areas rather than traveling to roll call meetings.
Use to Taxpayer: Reducing Crime and Improving Public Safety
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$600,000
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IUPUI
420 University Blvd.
Indianapolis, IN 46202
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Indianapolis Environmental Infrastructure, IN Purpose: To design and construct improvements to combined sewer overflows on the IUPUI campus.
Use to Taxpayer: To improve water and wastewater Infrastructure
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$1,500,000
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Purdue
Hovde Hall, Room 233
Purdue Mall
West Lafayette, IN 49797
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National Security Special Event Command and Control Planning
Purpose: To incorporate Purdue University technology to coordinate, integrate, and communicate the plans and contingency plans for the Super Bowl into a 3D simulation environment that will include the various emergency support function disciplines.
Use to Taxpayer: To improve public safety for emergency planning
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Report language (no funding requested)
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Best Buddies Indiana
3050 North Meridian St.
Indianapolis, IN 46208
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Best Buddies Indiana
Purpose: To provide opportunities for integrated employment, train student leaders and provide advocacy training to students with intellectual disabilities.
Use to Taxpayer: Investment in community health, education and workforce development
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$70,000
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Indiana State University
200 North Seventh St.
Terra Haute, IN 47809
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The Urban Algebra Project at Indianapolis Public Schools
Purpose: To bring together mathematics educators from ISU and IPS to reform instructional organization and mathematics curriculum for middle school education and to improve mathematics comprehension and performance among students.
Use to Taxpayer: Investment in community health, education and workforce development
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$300,000
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Networks Financial Institute (NFI)
2902 North Meridian St.
Indianapolis, IN 46208
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Addressing the Financial Literacy Crisis for Families
Purpose: To develop a program that focuses on helping individuals and their families address distinctive financial literacy and education needs. The program will help those facing unique and challenging financial situations, such as high school graduates entering the workforce, soon-to-be and recent college graduates, young families, and the unique needs of military personnel and their families.
Use to Taxpayer: Investment in community health, education and workforce development
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$50,000
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City Of Indianapolis
200 E Washington St.
Suite 2501
Indianapolis, IN 46204
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Indianapolis STEP Sanitary Sewer Project
Purpose: The purpose of this project is to fund the completion of two Septic Tank Elimination Programs (STEP) currently underway in Indianapolis.
Use to Taxpayer: Investment in wastewater infrastructure resulting in cleaner environment and healthier community.
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$1,000,000
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Forest Manor Multi-Service Center
5603 E 38th St.
Indianapolis, IN 46218
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Forest Manor Multi-Service Center Workforce Development Program
Purpose: The purpose of this project is to provide job training in an area of Indianapolis that has high rates of unemployment and crime.
Use to Taxpayer: Improves job training and workforce development of city residents.
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$200,000
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City Of Indianapolis
200 E Washington St.
Suite 2501
Indianapolis, IN 46204
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Downtown Transportation Improvements
Purpose: The purpose of this project is to improve and upgrade infrastructure surrounding the important and heavily-trafficked geographic center of Indianapolis.
Use to Taxpayer: Valuable investment in community infrastructure
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$500,000
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Indiana University
101 W Ohio St
Suite 1776
Indianapolis, IN 46204
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Regenerative Medicine for Battlefield Injuries
Purpose: The purpose of this project is to research species that can regenerate bone and muscle and find applications for human bone and muscle regeneration.
Use to Taxpayer: Improving national security and defense.
Benefit to the DoD: This project helps to outline a need identified by the military-advancements in regenerative medicine to treat the most common form of battlefield injuries: injuries to the extremities and craniofacial region resulting in the loss of bone and muscle.
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$1,000,000
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Indiana University
101 W Ohio St.
Suite 1776
Indianapolis, IN 46204
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Advanced Power Source for Future Soldiers
Purpose: The purpose of this project is to assist the Army Research Lab in meeting military requirements for the development of a reliable and safe lightweight renewable power source.
Use to Taxpayer: Improving national security and defense.
Benefit to DoD: The project will help the US military by providing a lightweight, reliable source of energy in the field for communications devices, medical devices and other critical needs.
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$ 1,500,000
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Indiana University
101 W Ohio St.
Suite 1776
Indianapolis, IN 46204
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Lithium-ion Battery Safety Detection and Control of Impending Failures
Purpose: The purpose of this project is to assist the US Navy in developing new lithium-ion battery technology for its submarine fleet.
Use to Taxpayer: Improving national security and defense.
Benefit to DoD: This project will help the US Navy meet the requirement to use lithium-ion batteries, a more energy efficient option than the battery technology they are currently using in their submarine fleet. By improving the safe use of these batteries in large-scale deployments, lithium-ion batteries will be able to power a greater percentage of US submarines.
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$ 1,600,000
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City of Beech Grove
340 E Churchman Ave.
Beech Grove, IN 46107
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Storm Water Rehabilitation Project
Purpose: Funds will be used for the removal and replacement of the existing storm water drainage and the castings on all storm sewer curb inlets in the Park Grove neighborhood of the City.
Use to Taxpayer: Investment in wastewater infrastructure resulting in cleaner environment and healthier community.
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$ 200,000
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City Of Indianapolis
200 E Washington St.
Suite 2501
Indianapolis, IN 46204
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ADA Compliant Bus Facility Michigan/71st St
Purpose: Funds would be used to contruct wheelchair accessible sidewalks and bus stops along the Michigan Road and 71st St area of Indianapolis.
Use to Taxpayer: Valuable investment in community infrastructure
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$ 800,000
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City Of Indianapolis
200 E Washington St.
Suite 2501
Indianapolis, IN 46204
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Dr Martin Luther King Jr Park Upgrade
Purpose: The purpose of this project is to develop park space which is home to a historic event of national significance.
Use to Taxpayer: Valuable investment in community infrastructure
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$300,000
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City Of Indianapolis
200 E Washington St.
Suite 2501
Indianapolis, IN 46204
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Morris Street Bridge
Purpose: Funding for this project will allow for the completion of a bridge rehabilitation project.
Use to Taxpayer: Valuable investment in community infrastructure
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$750,000
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Indianapolis Public Transportation Corporation
1501 West Washington St.
Indianapolis, IN 46222
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Bus Replacement Program
Purpose: Funds would be used to procure two new busses to replace two busses in the aging IndyGo bus fleet.
Use to Taxpayer: Valuable investment in transport infrastructure
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$560,000
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City of Indianapolis
200 E Washington St.
Suite 2501
Indianapolis, IN 46204
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Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS)
Purpose: To update the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department’s vital tool for collecting, maintaining and processing fingerprints.
Use to Taxpayer: Reducing Crime and Improving Public Safety
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$1,200,000
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Indianapolis Housing Agency
1919 N. Meridian St.
Indianapolis, IN 46202
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IP Video Technology In Federally Assisted Housing
Purpose: To install an IP video camera system in downtown Indianapolis public housing buildings that primarily house the disabled and senior citizens.
Use to Taxpayer: Reducing Crime and Improving Public Safety
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$200,000
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City of Indianapolis
200 E Washington St.
Suite 2501
Indianapolis, IN 46204
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Indianapolis North Flood Control Damage Reduction Project
Purpose: To remove 2,400 homes from the 100-year flood plain. The project involves repairing and adding levees/floodwalls, replacing and updating pumps and mitigation around the area.
Use to Taxpayer: To improve water and wastewater Infrastructure
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$6,000,000
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Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS)
120 E Walnut St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
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Instructional Technology for Shortridge Magnet High School for Law and Public Policy
Purpose: Funds will be used for instructional technology for Shortridge Magnet High School for Law and Public Policy, including the purchase of computers and related technology infrastructure to facilitate academic instruction.
Use to Taxpayer: Investment in community health, education and workforce development
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$650,000
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Clarian Health
340 W 10th St.
Suite 6100
Indianapolis, IN 46202
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Southwest Health Center Renovation
Purpose: Funds will be used to renovate and retrofit the new site into a State-of-the-Art medical facility, which will accommodate both primary medical services and OB/GYN services.
Use to Taxpayer: Investment in community health, education and workforce development
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$300,000
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JCRC
6705 Hoover Rd.
Indianapolis, IN 46260
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Elder Friendly Communities
Purpose: To improve local services and programming to help elder residents age in place in their own communities and maintain their independence, dignity and quality of life.
Use to Taxpayer: Investment in community health, education and workforce development
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$400,000
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Starfish Initiative
814 North Delaware St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
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Filling Empty Caps and Gowns
Purpose: To provide community-based mentoring and college access programs for economically disadvantaged high school students.
Use to Taxpayer: Investment in community health, education and workforce development
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$300,000
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