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(Updates from the Planning Commission)

FLOOD REPAIR INFORMATION

Residents of Madison County are reminded that with the recent disaster, many structures in the community  may have experienced structural damage. Repairs and/or reconstruction activities to structures damaged due  to the disaster that are in the floodplain will require a local building permit from either Madison County or the  planning department/building department of the community where you live. In addition, depending on the  property’s location, a permit may be required from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources prior to the  start of any reconstruction activity. 

For more information on the permitting process, contact Larry Strange at the Madison County Planning  Commission at 765-641-9540 or lstrange@madisoncounty.in.gov .

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MADISON COUNTY GOVERNMENT

Madison County Government Officials are committed to bringing more effective and efficient government services to the people of the “Heartland”. This website is a step in that direction. As this site is developed we invite ideas for content that will make your interaction with Madison County Government more efficient and more helpful.  Madison County Government does not discriminate based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, gender identity or sexual orientation.

Madison County is an Equal Opportunity Employer

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With numerous dining options, more than 50 unique shops and a variety of fairs, festivals, and attractions throughout the year, you’ll quickly see why we love this community.
 

Whether it’s just you and your family or you’re bringing the whole group, our Hoosier Hospitality and welcoming smiles await you.

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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT INITIATIVE

The American Rescue Plans Act (ARPA) has provide Madison County with funds to create a Community Engagement Initiative...

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