Elections in Indiana local government
What Indiana city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about elections — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
78 Indiana meetings since 2024 covered elections. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in Indiana with the most elections activity
- Cayuga, IN (15)
- Indianapolis, IN (11)
- Fishers, IN (11)
- East Chicago, IN (6)
- Noblesville School Corporation, IN (3)
- Fort Wayne, IN (3)
- Leo-Cedarville, IN (3)
- Pendleton, IN (3)
- Avon, IN (3)
- Zionsville, IN (2)
- Noblesville, IN (2)
- Metropolitan School District of Washington Township, IN (2)
Latest matching meetings
Cayuga County Government Operations Committee meeting on July 14, 2026
The committee reviewed departmental updates regarding election processing, clerk operations, and information technology initiatives. Key discussions included the progress of the E911 backup site at the Auburn Fire Department and the ongoing DREAMS record migration project.
Board to vote on presenting a tax levy referendum to voters
The Indianapolis Public Education Corporation will consider approving a resolution to present a levy question to voters and approve additional appropriations. The meeting also includes approval of minutes and an internal controls policy.
Cayuga County Government Operations Committee meets June 9, 2026
The committee is reviewing departmental updates including Board of Elections activity, Clerk revenue, and IT infrastructure projects. Discussions include E911 backup site testing and cybersecurity planning.
Board approves referendum tax levy resolution for Nov 2026 ballot
The Noblesville School Board approved a referendum tax levy resolution to place a referendum on the November 3, 2026 ballot, seeking voter approval to extend a tax levy for operational purposes to maintain current programming and staff. The board also heard a presentation on a potential referendum and received public…
Superintendent discusses possible referendum due to new property tax law
The board heard a financial update from Superintendent Dr. Daniel Hile explaining the impact of recent legislative changes and the potential need for a referendum renewal. The board also approved consent items including claims totaling over $15 million and recognized students, staff, and achievements. No public…
Cayuga County Government Operations Committee meets May 12, 2026
The committee is reviewing departmental updates regarding election preparations, financial revenues, and information technology initiatives. Key discussions include upcoming primary elections, DMV revenue reporting, and various county-wide IT infrastructure projects.
IT Board to vote on appointing interim CIO and authorizing contracts
The Information Technology Board will consider approving over a dozen resolutions, including contracts with vendors like Fidlar Technologies, KNOWiNK, and Samsara. A key vote appoints an interim CIO for the Information Services Agency and grants signature authority for IT contracts. The board will also recognize…
Committee reviews county operations, DMV revenue, and IT projects
The Government Operations Committee will review department updates, including Board of Elections registration figures and Clerk of the Legislature financial reports. The agenda also includes updates on the DREAMS project, DMV operations, and IT initiatives like a new door access system and AI training.
Board to elect officers, discuss staff contract and late tax filings
The SEED Fort Wayne board will vote on resolutions for late filing of Form EZ-2, elect a new slate of officers (chair, vice chair, treasurer), and discuss the 2026 staff contract. The board will also receive an update on the Pick Plant Plate Cooking Program instructor and may hold an executive session.
Zionsville Town Hall Building Corp holds annual meeting
The Zionsville Town Hall Building Corporation will hold its annual meeting on March 23, 2026, to elect officers and consider other business.
Zionsville Union Township Building Corporation to hold annual meeting
The Board of Directors will meet to elect officers and approve officer certifications. The meeting is scheduled for March 20, 2026, at Zionsville Town Hall.
Noblesville Redevelopment Authority to elect officers and approve minutes
The Noblesville Redevelopment Authority will meet to elect officers and approve minutes from a previous meeting. No substantive agenda items are listed.
Selectmen's regular meeting scheduled for 7:00 pm on March 9, 2026
The Danville Board of Selectmen will hold its regular meeting at Town Hall at 7:00 pm on Monday, March 9, 2026. The agenda includes reviewing minutes, making announcements, and addressing any other business as required. No specific decisions or proposals are listed in the agenda.
Board approves preliminary financing for 2026-2028B school facility project
The board discussed and approved Resolution 649.26 for preliminary financing of the 2026-2028B High School and Elementary Schools Facility Improvement and Long-Term Maintenance and Equipping Project. They also held a public hearing on the FY27 Budget, Capital Projects Plan, Bus Replacement Plan, and Referendum…
School board approves overnight trips for singer and jazz groups
The Noblesville School Board held a work session and voted 5-0 to approve overnight and out-of-state trips for NHS Singers and Jazz bands to Illinois and Ohio. The agenda also included a public comment period (no comments were made) and board recognitions.
Board to consider a variance for 55% impervious surface at 10747 Geist Cove Way
The Board of Zoning Appeals will elect its President and Vice President, appoint secretaries, and approve the minutes from the January 28, 2026 meeting. It will hold a public hearing on a Development Standards Variance (Case VA-25-30) to permit 55% impervious surface for about 1,200 sq ft of pavers around a pool at…
Commission will reorganize and elect its 2026 officers
The Fort Wayne Economic Development Commission will discuss its internal reorganization and hold elections for its 2026 officers. It will also consider approving the minutes from the February 20, 2025 meeting. The meeting includes standard procedural items such as roll call and adjournment.
IT Board to vote on seven procurement contracts for election, parks, sheriff, and more
The Information Technology Board will consider and vote on seven resolutions (26-05 through 26-11) for procurement contracts, including an RFP for the Marion County Election Board, a Parks and Recreation RFP, a timekeeping system for the Sheriff's Office, and contracts with Safeware, Berk One, and Microsoft. The board…
Planning Commission to elect officers and consider cemetery rezoning
The Leo‑Cedarville Planning Commission will hold elections for its President and Vice‑President. It will also discuss a possible rezoning of the town cemetery. The meeting includes review and approval of minutes from the December 9, 2025 session and a sub‑committee update. All items are on the agenda for the regular…
Board elects new President and Vice‑President
The Leo‑Cedarville Board of Zoning Appeals will approve its agenda and the minutes from the December 9, 2025 meeting. It will also conduct elections to fill the positions of President and Vice‑President. No other business is listed on the agenda.
County receives NYS MFA cybersecurity grant, saving $20K on token rollout
The Government Operations Committee will review updates from the Board of Elections, County Clerk, DMV, and several IT projects. Reports include voter registration numbers, clerk revenue collections, a large DMV revenue shortfall, and progress on IT initiatives such as a cybersecurity grant, AI training, and network…
Committee to consider leasing 57,000 sq ft at 51 Koweba Lane for Election Service Center relocation
The Administration and Finance Committee will consider two proposals on February 10, 2025: Proposal No. 34 to approve the Mayor's appointment of Christopher L. Bailey as Chief Deputy Mayor, and Proposal No. 35 to determine the need for the Marion County Election Board to lease approximately 57,000 square feet of…
Board will hold elections for retiree, active member, and treasurer positions
The Plainfield Fire Territory Pension Board will meet on February 9, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. The agenda includes elections for retiree, active member, and treasurer positions. The board will also address standard procedural items such as quorum determination and approval of previous minutes. The meeting will adjourn after…
Board of Public Safety to hold election for Democrat Merit Commissioner
The Board of Public Safety is meeting to conduct an election for the East Chicago Police Department Merit Commissioner (Democrat). The agenda also includes a request for appeal during audience participation.
Pendleton Redevelopment Authority to elect officers
The Redevelopment Authority will meet to conduct regular business. The primary item on the agenda is the election of officers.
Lease hearing for 51 Koweba Lane and Secretary of State report on agenda
The Marion County Election Board will hold a public hearing on a lease for 51 Koweba Lane and review a Secretary of State investigative report. The board will also receive updates on other matters.
Redevelopment Commission holds routine meeting with officer elections and minutes approval
The Brownsburg Redevelopment Commission will elect its President, Vice President, and Secretary. The commission will approve the November 4, 2025 executive session memorandum and meeting minutes. Citizen comments related to the agenda will be heard, and the commission will consider any other matters that arise.
Board to vote on resolutions for student poll workers, absentee counters, traveling board
The Marion County Election Board will adopt minutes from five prior meetings, consider administrative closure of campaign finance committees, and impose fines for 2024 campaign finance violations. The board will vote on three resolutions: establishing student poll workers (01-26), absentee ballot counters (02-26), and…
Commission will consider Sam’s Place day care center at 3424 Fir Street
The Economic Development Commission will approve the minutes from the December 22, 2025 meeting, elect new officers, and discuss new business items. A key new business item is the Sam’s Place day care center located at 3424 Fir Street. The commission will also review informational minutes from the Redevelopment…
Board approves promotions of three police chauffeurs to captain rank
The East Chicago Board of Public Safety will vote to promote three police chauffeurs—Justin Abascal, Casey Brandon, and Nickolas Melendez—to the rank of captain. The board will also consider several resolutions to release liens on properties at 5033 Melville, 4728 Magoun, 604 W. 151° St., and 3830 Deal St. Additional…
Election of new 2026 Chair, Vice Chair and Secretary for Human Relations Commission
The Human Relations Commission will swear in the new three‑year term, approve the October 16, 2025 meeting minutes, and hold elections for its 2026 Chair, Vice Chair, and Secretary. The commission will also discuss a merger update and plan outreach materials such as brochures and posters.
Board to vote on amendments to storm‑water user fees
The East Chicago Stormwater Board will consider several items, including a proposed amendment to the system of user fees for storm‑water operation and maintenance (Ordinance No. 25-0015). It will also review rate sheets from Altorfer CAT Power Systems (up to $80,000) and Gasvoda (up to $50,000), and adopt a 2026…
Board to consider grant applications and contracts for corrections
The Community Corrections Advisory Board will elect officers, approve the 2026 meeting schedule and past minutes, and receive presentations on Juvenile Community Corrections grant modifications and applications, as well as Marion County Community Corrections contracts. The board will also hear updates from staff.
Town Council to elect officers and approve transfers
The Town Council will meet to elect officers, approve the clerk-treasurer's report, and consider resolutions regarding year-end transfers and the sale of a truck. The meeting also includes items on tree planting and stop signs.
Council will vote on a bond appropriation for the Embrace Downtown project
The Noblesville Common Council meeting on Jan. 13, 2026 will consider several items. Council members will ratify the election of 2026 officers and review proposed meeting guidelines. They will also debate a salary ordinance for appointed officials and an additional appropriation ordinance that would use bond proceeds…
Board of Elections authorized to sign contract with Phoenix Graphics, Inc.
The Government Operations Committee will vote on four resolutions, including authorizing the Board of Elections to sign a contract with Phoenix Graphics, Inc. It will also renew a contract with Image Integrator, LLC for the County Clerk, approve a collective bargaining agreement for Cayuga Community College part‑time…
Commission elects new Chairperson and Vice‑Chairperson
The Fishers Arts & Culture Commission will hold elections for its Chairperson and Vice‑Chairperson. It will consider a consent agenda that includes the draft minutes from December 8, 2025 and the January 2026 financial report. The commission will receive updates on Fishers Parks, community and public relations…
Commission will adopt the 2026 meeting calendar and review 2025 activities
The Fort Wayne Redevelopment Commission will approve minutes from the November 17, 2025 meeting, allow claims for October and November 2025, and elect its officers. The commission will also adopt its meeting calendar for 2026 and present a review of the year 2025. All items are scheduled for discussion at the January…
Police Merit Board will elect officers and consider employment offer
The Avon Police Merit Board will review and approve the minutes from its previous meeting. Commissioners will elect a President, Vice President, and Secretary for the board. The board will consider a final conditional offer of employment for a candidate. The meeting also includes a period for public comment.
Commission elects officers and reviews personnel updates
The Fire Civil Service Commission met to elect officers, approve minutes, and review personnel communications including promotions and transfers. The commission also discussed an EMT certification status update for department personnel.