Appropriations Requests
IN-07 Request Process
Background
If you are interested in submitting a programmatic or a Community Project Funding request for FY 2026 Appropriations, please complete the form below and submit it by noon on Wednesday, April 23, 2025. All fields must be completed and separate forms should be sent for each request if there is more than one. No requests will be considered after this date.
Please note that programmatic requests should be for changes in the total funding levels of current federal programs. There is no guarantee that funds will reach the requesting organization since programmatic funding allows eligible entities to apply for funds on a competitive or formula basis. All programmatic requests are an opportunity to boost or reprioritize funding levels for federal programs that are important to Hoosiers.
The Community Project Funding opportunities are requests which may result in funding to a single organization or project. For example, funding to a specific affordable housing development or neighborhood revitalization project could be considered eligible. Community Project Funding is only eligible to local and state governments and eligible non-profit organizations. Non-profit entities as described under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 are the only non-profits that are eligible.
For-profit entities are not eligible to apply.
All requests for report language must be discussed with staff in the Washington, D.C. office and not submitted using the appropriations request form. Please direct all requests to IN07.appropriations@mail.house.gov
For your background, this year, the House majority has maintained the restriction on the number of subcommittee accounts that are available for Community Project Funding, from 12 subcommittees down to 7 subcommittees.
For FY’26, a prohibition remains on projects in the Labor, HHS and Education spending bill, which precludes Members from requesting projects for: facilities and equipment needs for local health care clinics; behavioral health services; violence prevention and food assistance for children and families in poverty; afterschool programs for elementary and secondary school students; postsecondary school programs for college students; and job training programs. These restrictions include a general prohibition on projects for museums, commemoratives, and memorials; swimming pools, water parks, golf and golf courses; health care facilities; and venues strictly for entertainment purposes such as theaters and performing arts venues. Finally, the majority has indicated that they will not support any Byrne Justice projects in the Commerce, Justice, Science bill that “undermine the 2nd Amendment” or “appear to be anti-law enforcement or unrelated to criminal justice.”
Members must also include a written statement in each request specifying the “federal nexus” that shows the purpose of the project is tied to a federal authorization law. This must be provided for all Community Project Funding requests.
Details about the Community Project Funding can be found here:
https://appropriations.house.gov/fy26-member-requests
Notwithstanding the majority’s reduction in accounts available for Community Project Funding, I will be fighting hard to bring more resources to deserving projects in our congressional district, through programmatic, language or project requests.
If you have questions about Appropriations, please email IN07.appropriations@mail.house.gov
Here are the IN-07 projects submitted for FY 2026.
FY 2026 Project Funding Disclosures
Bioscience Research Training for Underserved Populations (NIST)
Financial Disclosure
Butler Univ NIST
Financial Disclosure
Citizens Energy - City of Indianapolis Department of Public Utilities for Lead Service Line Replacement Program
Financial Disclosure
City of Lawrence – Outdoor Gun Training Facility
Financial Disclosure
CPF FY 26 - Indianapolis Airport Authority - Emergency Response Center
Financial Disclosure
Howland Ditch Greenway
Financial Disclosure
IN State Police - Indiana ICAC Child Exploitation Investigation Support
Financial Disclosure
IUI on the Advanced Sensing Technologies Initiative (NIST)
Financial Disclosure
Marion County Sheriffs Dept – Medication Assisted Treatment Adult Detention
Financial Disclosure
Indianapolis Airport Authority - Optimized Baggage Handling
Financial Disclosure
IndyGo’s Fixed Fleet Replacement project
Financial Disclosure
Master Leasing housing initiative for the City of Indianapolis
Financial Disclosure
Ivy Tech Indianapolis Campus Flex Lab - Workforce Training Center
Financial Disclosure
City of Indy – Market Street
Financial Disclosure
Here are the IN-07 projects submitted for FY 2025.
FY 2025 Project Funding Disclosures
Bioscience Research Training for Underserved Populations
Proposed Recipient: Indiana Biosciences Research Institute, Inc.
Address of Recipient: 1210 Waterway Blvd., Ste. 2000, Indianapolis, IN 46202
Amount: $ 425,000
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies
United States Department of Commerce
NIST-STRS
Explanation of Request: The funding would be used to support increased inclusion of diverse student populations, from Indiana universities and colleges, in the Indiana Biosciences Research Institute's internship program to provide hands-on experience in translational research that advances academic and industry science through collaboration to improve patient health outcomes.
City of Indianapolis 29th Street Two Way Conversion
Proposed Recipient: City of Indianapolis
Address of Recipient: 200 East Washington Street Indianapolis, IN 46204
Amount: $7,000,000
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Subcommittee on Transportation, Housing and Urban Development
DOT/Federal Highway Administration
Highway Infrastructure Programs
Explanation of Request: The funding would be used for a major two-way conversion street pair project for 29th Street from White River to Central Ave and 30th Street from White River Parkway E. Dr. to Meridian Street. This project will address historical safety concerns, while also adding bicycle and pedestrian treatments to connect major community points of interest. The existing multi lane one way 29th Street and 30th Street have empowered reckless driving; converting these roadways into two-ways will enhance public safety for all members of the community.
City of Indianapolis Department of Public Utilities Lead Service Line Replacement Program
Proposed Recipient: City of Indianapolis Department of Public Utilities (D/B/A Citizens Energy Group)
Address of Recipient: 2020 North Meridian Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46202.
Amount: $5,000,000
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Subcommittee on Interior and Environment
Environmental Protection Agency/EPA
State and Tribal Assistance Grants
Explanation of Request: The funding would be used to identify and replace lead service lines in an economically disadvantaged community in Indianapolis, specifically the Martindale Brightwood neighborhood.
Financial Disclosure
City of Indianapolis Howland Ditch Greenway Flood Control Improvement Project
Proposed Recipient: City of Indianapolis
Address of Recipient: 200 East Washington Street Indianapolis, IN 46204
Amount: $1,500,000
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Subcommittee on Homeland Security
DHS/Federal Emergency Management Agency
Pre-Disaster Mitigation
Explanation of Request: The Howland Ditch Greenway Flood Control Improvement project will develop the design to revert the piped and channelized stream to a two-stage ditch, add floodplain storage and reduce impervious area. It will use natural solutions in a developed area to create resiliency and reduce associated flooding costs. The proposed improvements remove 20 structures of 31 structures from the floodplain.
City of Indianapolis Market Street Improvement
Proposed Recipient: City of Indianapolis
Address of Recipient: 200 East Washington Street Indianapolis, IN 46204
Amount: $5,725,200
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Subcommittee on Transportation, Housing and Urban Development
DOT/Federal Highway Administration
Highway Infrastructure Programs
Explanation of Request: The funding would be used for the complete reconstruction of bricked Market Street from Pennsylvania and Delaware Streets in the heart of downtown Indianapolis. The current roadway is over 60 years old and in deteriorating condition. Improvements to the roadway will allow for Americans with Disabilities Act compliance and improve pedestrian accessibility throughout the corridor.
City of Lawrence Public Safety Initiatives
Proposed Recipient: City of Lawrence
Address of Recipient: 9001 East 59th Street Lawrence, Indiana 46216
Amount: $1,987,000
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, Science and Related Agencies
DOJ/Office of Justice Programs
Community Oriented Policing Services
Explanation of Request: The funding would be used to supply the City of Lawrence Police Department with a proper training facility for firearms instruction and training, body worn cameras for reserve officers and forensic capabilities to assist investigators in solving crimes.
Indianapolis Airport Authority Emergency Response and Training Center
Proposed Recipient: Indianapolis Airport Authority
Address of Recipient: 7800 Col. H. Weir Cook Memorial Drive Indianapolis, IN 46241
Amount: $2,500,000
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Subcommittee on Homeland Security
DHS/Federal Emergency Management Agency
Emergency Operations Centers
Explanation of Request: The funding would be used to create an Emergency Response and Training Center at the Indianapolis Airport. This innovative joint-use facility will combine fire and police training facilities and function as a strategic back-up Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) for the city of Indianapolis. The center is designed to bolster interagency coordination and communication, especially during security incidences when a SCIF is needed outside of downtown Indianapolis. Currently, there is no aircraft fire and rescue training facility in the entire state of Indiana, which requires aircraft rescue and firefighting personnel to travel out-of-state for training and certifications and this center would alleviate the travel burden, be a first in Indiana, and improve safety for the state and region.
Financial Disclosure
Indianapolis Airport Authority Optimized Baggage Handling System
Proposed Recipient: Indianapolis Airport Authority
Address of Recipient: 7800 Col. H. Weir Cook Memorial Drive Indianapolis, IN 46241
Amount: $2,000,000
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Subcommittee on Transportation, Housing and Urban Development
DOT/Federal Aviation Administration
Grant-in-Aid for Airports
Explanation of Request: The funding would be used to install new Transportation Security Administration (TSA) mandated Explosive Detection System (EDS) technology through upgrades to the existing terminal Baggage Handling System (BHS) at Indianapolis International Airport (IND). The EDS technology is a mandated technology for increased explosive detection technology.
Indianapolis Housing Agency (IHA) Public Housing Safety Improvements & Upgrades
Proposed Recipient: City of Indianapolis
Address of Recipient: 200 E. Washington Street, Indianapolis, IN 46204
Amount: $4,507,955
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Subcommittee on Transportation, Housing and Urban Development
Economic Development Initiative
Community Development Fund
Explanation of Request: The purpose of this funding request is to enhance the health and safety of low-income households by improving the physical conditions of public housing. The request would serve over 500 hundred low-income seniors and persons with a disability who live in housing units in significant need of capital improvements to address health and safety issues including things like HVAC and elevator repair and replacement, fire alarm replacements, weatherization, and window replacement.
Indianapolis Public Transportation Corporation Fixed Route Fleet Replacement
Proposed Recipient: Indianapolis Public Transportation Corporation (INDYGO)
Address of Recipient: 1501 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, IN 46222
Amount: $ 5,200,896
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Subcommittee on Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies
DOT/Federal Transit Administration
Transit Infrastructure Grants (TIG)
Explanation of Request: The funding would be used for fixed fleet replacement and modernization through the purchase of four vehicles. The vehicles will utilize eGen Flex Diesel-Electric hybrid engine technology. This funding would ensure that IndyGo’s fleet is in a state of good repair.
Marion County Sheriff’s Department Medication Assisted Treatment Program
Proposed Recipient: Marion County Sheriff's Department
Address of Recipient: 695 Justice Way Indianapolis, Indiana 46203
Amount: $1,854,000
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, Science and Related Agencies
DOJ/Office of Justice Programs
Byrne Justice Grants
Explanation of Request: The funding would be used to enhance the Marion County Sherriff’s Department medication assisted treatment (MAT) program to combat the opioid crisis, by utilizing additional forms of MAT including medications that require only once monthly administration. This would reduce the burden on custody staff, ensure the safety and security of the facility and also curb diversion attempts.
Master Leasing Homelessness Housing
Proposed Recipient: City of Indianapolis
Address of Recipient: 200 E. Washington Street, Indianapolis, IN 46204
Amount: $1,000,000
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Subcommittee on Transportation, Housing and Urban Development
Economic Development Initiative
CBDG
Explanation of Request: The purpose of this funding request is to aid in rental assistance, which will sustain the Master Leasing Homelessness Program. Funding will support the creation and leasing of 244 units. Additionally, funds will assist in building operation costs, which will benefit the project’s capacity to provide permanent supportive housing solutions for Indianapolis residents experiencing homelessness.
FY 2024 Project Funding Disclosures
City of Indianapolis Mars Hill Flood Control Project
Proposed Recipient: City of Indianapolis
Address of Recipient: 200 East Washington Street Indianapolis, IN 46204
Amount requested: $2,746,165
Amount approved: $1,383,069
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Homeland Security
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Federal Assistance
Explanation of Request: The Mars Hill Flood Control Improvement District (FCID) Project will provide relief to families in the Mars Hill neighborhood who are currently experiencing flooding from State Ditch waterway. The project will use nature-based interventions to remove approximately 500 parcels from the Special Flood Hazard Area of the State Ditch. The project is focused on greening and stream naturalization of the State Ditch waterway by converting State Ditch between the Sam Jones Expressway and West Troy Avenue to a two-stage, nature-based channel.
City of Indianapolis Department of Public Utilities Lead Service Line Replacement Program
Proposed Recipient: City of Indianapolis Department of Public Utilities (D/B/A Citizens Energy Group)
Address of Recipient: 2020 North Meridian Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46202.
Amount requested: $5,000,000
Amount approved: $959,752
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Subcommittee on Interior and Environment
Environmental Protection Agency/EPA
State and Tribal Assistance Grants
Explanation of Request: The funding would be used to identify and replace lead service lines in economically disadvantaged communities in Indianapolis, specifically the Martindale Brightwood and Near Northwest Riverside neighborhoods.
The Bloom Project, Inc. Recidivism, Juvenile Delinquency, and Crime Prevention Program
Proposed Recipient: The Bloom Project, Inc.
Address of Recipient: 1433 North Meridian Street Indianapolis, IN 46204
Amount requested: $250,000
Amount awarded: $250,000
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Subcommittee on Commerce, Science, Justice, and Related Agencies
DOJ/Office of Justice Programs
State and Local Law Enforcement Assistance
Explanation of Request: The funding would be used by Bloom Project Inc., Power of Tru Colors: Recidivism, Juvenile Delinquency, and Crime Prevention Program to bring together justice involved youth to develop leadership skills, intervention, peer mentoring and civic engagement in order to prevent further delinquency.
Shalom Health Care Center Multi-Use Meeting Facility
Proposed Recipient: Shalom Health Care Center
Address of Recipient: 3400 Lafayette Road, Suite 200, Indianapolis, Indiana 46222
Amount requested: $219,190
Funds not awarded
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Subcommittee on Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies
HUD/Community Planning and Development
Economic Development Initiatives
Explanation of Request: The funding would be used to build a brand new 2,700 square foot, multi-use meeting facility adjacent to the main primary care clinic at Shalom Health Center. The funding will also be used for new sidewalks and ramps to make the health center more accessible to patients. Construction of a freestanding multi-purpose meeting facility will allow Shalom Health Center to offer dedicated mental health and substance abuse disorder support groups, diabetes and obesity counseling, nutrition demonstrations, and community meeting space.
Fathers and Families Center Building Rehabilitation
Proposed Recipient: Fathers and Families Center Building Rehabilitation
Address of Recipient: 2835 North Illinois Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46208
Amount requested: $219,190
Amount awarded: $219,190
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Subcommittee on Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies
HUD/Community Planning and Development
Economic Development Initiatives
Explanation of Request: The funding would be used to rehabilitate the Fathers and Families Center’s building and make it more technologically and structurally sound and family-friendly. The rehabilitation would include new siding, roof, security upgrades and IT infrastructure upgrades. These upgrades would allow for training to be held on site and be a long-term cost saving to the organization and allow Fathers and Families Center to enhance their role as a workforce training center.
Indianapolis Public Transportation Corporation Blue Line Infrastructure
Proposed Recipient: Indianapolis Public Transportation Corporation (INDYGO)
Address of Recipient: 1501 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, IN 46222
Amount requested: $6,830,000
Amount awarded: $1,000,000
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Subcommittee on Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies
DOT/Federal Transit Administration
Transit Infrastructure Grants (TIG)
Explanation of Request: The funding would be used to improve a high-performing transit route that connects the Indianapolis International Airport, Downtown Indianapolis, and diverse neighborhoods. The project will replace deficient stormwater infrastructure and pavement, and introduce dedicated bus lanes that will improve speed, reliability, and safety. Funds will support stormwater construction of the Pleasant Run and Pogues Run outfalls and includes 2-5’ diameter trunk sewer. The funds will pay for infrastructure to reduce flooding events, which will improve public health and safety. The existing deficient combined sewer system will be replaced with a modern separated sewer system and detention sites.
Pathway Resource Center Grassy Creek Development and Senior Housing Community
Proposed Recipient: Pathway Resource Center
Address of Recipient: 10119 John Marshall Drive Indianapolis, Indiana 46325
Amount requested: $10,000,000
Amount awarded: $1,050,000
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Subcommittee on Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies
HUD/Community Planning and Development
Economic Development Initiatives
Explanation of Request: The funding would be used to construct the Grassy Creek Development and Senior Housing Community. This comprehensive development will be to build 70 senior affordable housing units. The mixed-use development project will also include a new operational center for Pathway Resource Center and a grocer on the ground floor. The affordable senior units will be located on floors two and three.
City of Indianapolis Sherman Park Redevelopment
Proposed Recipient: City of Indianapolis
Address of Recipient: 200 East Washington Street Indianapolis, IN 46204
Amount requested: $5,972,840
Amount awarded: $850,000
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Subcommittee on Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies
HUD/Community Planning and Development
Economic Development Initiatives
Explanation of Request: The Sherman Park Redevelopment funding would be used to build site enabling infrastructure and revitalize a brownfield, which will catalyze job creation, and facilitate planned activities including workforce training for formerly incarcerated returning citizens and affordable housing accessible to returning citizens and individuals who have experienced homelessness. It will also remediate and remove significant environmental barriers to redevelopment and spur economic development activities in the federally designated Indy East Promise Zone (IEPZ).
John H. Boner Center Rivoli Building Rehabilitation
Proposed Recipient: John H. Boner Community Center
Address of Recipient: 2236 East 10th Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46201
Amount requested: $2,000,000
Amount awarded: $850,000
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Subcommittee on Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies
HUD/Community Planning and Development
Economic Development Initiatives
Explanation of Request: The funding will be used for the John Boner Neighborhood Centers (JBNC) Rivoli Building Rehabilitation project. Provided funds will cover costs for storefronts, doors, roof, downspouts, and clay title as well as costs for planning and pre-development of the building for expanded community usage. The long-term goal is to establish a community serving space at the rehabilitated building, providing a hub for youth to develop their talents and education, job training, anti-abuse initiatives and counseling.
Indianapolis Public Safety Foundation Indy Peace Fellowship Program
Proposed Recipient: City of Indianapolis
Address of Recipient: 200 East Washington Street Indianapolis, IN 46204
Amount requested: $1,845,675
Amount awarded: $963,000
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Subcommittee on Commerce, Science, Justice, and Related Agencies
DOJ/Office of Justice Programs
State and Local Law Enforcement Assistance/Byrne Justice Grants
Explanation of Request: The funding would be used by Indianapolis Public Safety Foundation to intervene, prevent, and reduce gun violence through the Indy Peace Fellowship. If awarded, these funds would be used to hire an additional 15 peacemakers, pay for outreach efforts, and pay for the transformational travel for the fellows that are successful in the program.
City of Indianapolis Market Street Reconstruction
Proposed Recipient: City of Indianapolis
Address of Recipient: 200 East Washington Street Indianapolis, IN 46204
Amount requested: $6,575,200
Amount awarded: $850,000
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Subcommittee on Transportation, Housing and Urban Development
DOT/Federal Highway Administration
Highway Infrastructure Programs
Explanation of Request: The funding would be used for the complete reconstruction of bricked Market Street from Pennsylvania and Delaware Streets in the heart of downtown Indianapolis. The current roadway is over 60 years old and in deteriorating condition. Improvements to the roadway will allow for Americans with Disabilities Act compliance and improve pedestrian accessibility throughout the corridor.
Marion County Prosecutor’s Office Body Worn Camera Unit
Proposed Recipient: Marion County Prosecutor’s Office
Address of Recipient: 251 E. Ohio St., Ste. 160 Indianapolis, IN 46204
Amount requested: $213,604
Amount awarded: $214,000
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Subcommittee on Commerce, Science, Justice, and Related Agencies
DOJ/Office of Justice Programs
State and Local Law Enforcement Assistance/Byrne Justice Grants
Explanation of Request: The funding would be used by Marion County Prosecutor’s Office Body Worn Camera Unit (BCRU) to purchase and install state of the art redaction software to efficiently review sensitive information and data, and to increase staff capacity, by adding an additional paralegal to review body worn camera data. This software, Veritone Redact and Veritone Illuminate, are state of the art body worn camera software and transcription service. The software and staffing upgrades for the Body Worn Camera Unit will improve the quality of prosecutorial actions by strengthening and expediting charging decisions, resulting in better outcomes that ultimately improve community safety.
City of Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department Public Safety Camera Program
Proposed Recipient: City of Indianapolis
Address of Recipient: 200 East Washington Street Indianapolis, IN 46204
Amount requested: $4,000,000
Amount awarded: $963,000
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Subcommittee on Commerce, Science, Justice, and Related Agencies
DOJ/Office of Community Oriented Policing Services
Community Oriented Policing Services
Explanation of Request: The funding would be used by the City of Indianapolis and the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) to modernize the Public Safety Camera program, which includes expanding to a true Real-Time Crime Center (RTTC) operation as seen in most other major metropolitan areas. Key components include upgrading the technology infrastructure that manages all feeds from fixed video cameras, mobile trailer video cameras, automated license plate readers, and community funded B-Link camera integrations.
Boys and Girls Club of Indianapolis STEM Underserved Children and Youth: Ultimate Afterschool Care
Proposed Recipient: Boys and Girls Club of Indianapolis
Address of Recipient: 3909 North Meridian Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46208
Amount requested: $300,000
Amount awarded: $300,000
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, Science and Related Agencies
National Aeronautics and Space Administration/NASA
Safety, Security and Mission Services
Explanation of Request: The funding would be used by the Boys and Girls Club of Indianapolis STEM for Underserved Children and Youth: Ultimate Afterschool Care program for STEM education, with an emphasis on K-8 and unserved populations that target children in poverty. The program is inspired by NASA’s mission and will be for two Boys and Girls Club sites that were scheduled to close, but the proposed funding would reconstitute the two sites as functional, STEM pilot, programs.
Indianapolis Airport Authority Common Use Terminal Equipment System
Proposed Recipient: Indianapolis Airport Authority
Address of Recipient: 7800 Col. H. Weir Cook Memorial Drive Indianapolis, IN 46241
Amount requested: $4,500,000
Amount awarded: $500,000
Subcommittee/Agency/Account:
Subcommittee on Transportation, Housing and Urban Development
DOT/Federal Aviation Administration
Grant-in-Aid for Airports
Explanation of Request: The funding will be used for the Indianapolis Airport Authority (IND) for the installation of Common Use Terminal Equipment (CUTE) at IND that will enable the sharing of ticket counters, passenger hold-rooms, boarding bridges, baggage systems, and other commonly used areas and equipment by both current and future air carriers, thereby increasing capacity without the costly expansion of the terminal or addition of new equipment.
FY 2023 Project Funding Disclosures
Community Project Funding Submissions:
City of Indianapolis Afterschool City-Wide Sports League
City of Indianapolis Market Street Reconstruction
Community Action of Greater Indianapolis Foster Grandparent Program
Dig Indy and the Combined Sewer Water Overflow
EmployIndy Junior Ranger Program
Eskenazi Health Medical Meals and Jobs
Graham Martin Park Improvement Project
Indianapolis Arts and Environmental Outreach Program
Indianapolis International Airport
Ivy Tech Community College Childhood Education Center
Kennedy King Memorial Initiative Good Trouble Program
Kids Voice of Indiana Safe Child Parenting Time Program
Overdose Lifeline Camp Mariposa Aaron's Place Youth Prevention Program
Recycleforce From Prison to Citizen Program
FY 2022 Project Funding Disclosures
Transportation and Infrastructure Disclosures:
Transportation and Infrastructure Disclosure: IndyGo
Transportation and Infrastructure Disclosure: City of Indianapolis
Community Project Funding Submissions
Beech Grove Senior Citizens Center
Community Action Center of Greater Indianapolis
Ecelectic Soul Voices Corporation
United Northeast Community Development Corporation