City Council of Indianapolis

The Madison County Clerk s office is a part of the government of Madison County in Indiana, which provides a range of community and economic development services. The county maintains highway, planning and juvenile probation departments. It offers emergency management and public safety services. Madison County in Indiana operates the Madison County Health Department, which has food, environmental and nursing divisions. It maintains the Madison County Planning Commission. The county also operates a community justice center and drainage board. Madison County in Indiana maintains a youth center that is comprised of Sycamore Place and Hawthorne House. In addition, the county operates an information technology department.

There's a joke that there are two rules for Indianapolis City Market: 1) arrive hungry, 2) leave full. The building is on the National Register of Historic Places, and Indianapolis City Market is one of the top lunch destinations in Indianapolis. Restaurants range from a French-style bakery (the bacon and cheddar brioche is excellent) to an artisan chocolate vendor (the Mayan Spice Bar was ranked one of the world's best chocolate bars by Selfridges, London). Each vendor has his/her own hours, but Indianapolis City Market doors are open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday-Friday and 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday.Parking and Public Transportation at Indianapolis City MarketParking in downtown Indianapolis is complicated, but there are several parking garages near the East Market district. Your best bet is to park in the Circle Centre Mall parking lot and walk. Indianapolis City Market is easily accessible via IndyGo, with Routes 2, 11, 17, 19, and 21 stopping directly beside the market.Best and Worst Times to Go to Indianapolis City MarketThe best times to go are the morning and afternoon, when it is not so crowded and the vendors have time to talk to you about their business and the foods they offer. The most popular time to go is during lunch, starting around 11 a.m. and ending around 2 p.m. Monday through Friday. The Market is closed Sunday.Admission to Indianapolis City MarketFree, although the excellent and infrequent Catacombs tour may cost money.Must See/Do at Indianapolis City MarketTo be honest, it's hard to narrow it down to just three things. But one absolute must is enjoying a beer at the Tomlinson Tap Room, which sells only Indiana craft beer (by the pint or by the growler). The selection is rotating, so ask the server what is currently on tap. If you're visiting Indiana, no trip to the Hoosier State is complete with trying a tenderloin sandwich, which is a center cut of pork hammered thin, breaded, deep-fried, and served on a comically small bun with a minimum amount of condiments. Papa Gus sells tenderloins the size of your head, and if you don't care for pork, the vegan restaurant Three Carrots has a similar dish made from seitan (not nearly as big, but with an excellent aioli). Finishing off the list is browsing at the weekly farmer's market--in winter, it's held Saturday mornings, and in summer, it's held on Wednesday mornings.Other Places to Visit Near Indianapolis City MarketCircle Centre Mall is within walking distance, and the parking garage there is the best place to park your car. The Soldiers and Sailors Monument is a short walk away. The City-County Building is across the street, and its Observatory offers the best view of Indianapolis in the city.Insider Tip for Visitors to Indianapolis City MarketThe City of Indianapolis has a bike share program, but it is confusing and gets expensive quickly (a day pass lets you check bikes out for half an hour multiple times each day, not for hours at a time). To avoid this and get a flat rate on a top-of-the-line bicycle, go to Bicycle Garage Indy in the Market's East Wing. Reservations are recommended. ActiveIndy Tours offers two bicycle tours that depart from this location, and are a must for those wanting to know about the city's hidden gems.Author's bio: Becky Oberg is a professional writer who has lived in Indianapolis on and off for almost thirty years. Her hobbies include acting, reading, singing, and playing video games.

The West Lafayette Police Department, located in West Lafayette, IN, serves as a vital hub for maintaining law and order within the city. Situated at the heart of the community, this city government office plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety and well-being of residents. As a place where officers diligently work to uphold justice and protect citizens, it stands as a symbol of security and reliability in the neighborhood. With a strong focus on serving the public, the West Lafayette Police Department is dedicated to fostering a sense of trust and cooperation among community members. Through their commitment to enforcing laws and responding to emergencies promptly, the department plays a key role in promoting peace and harmony in the city. By providing essential services and resources, they strive to create a safer environment for all who call West Lafayette their home. Generated using this place's available information