Directory of Central Resources

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Geographic categories like this one contain sites in topical sub-categories as well as links to other geographic categories. This region is defined as the area included in the following counties: Boone, Carroll, Clinton, Grant, Hamilton, Hancock, Hendricks, Howard, Johnson, Madison, Marion, Morgan, Shelby, Tipton.

Subcategories

• Business and Economy
• Counties
• Localities

Resources in This Category

• Central Indiana Bicycling Association

  http://www.cibaride.org/
  Indianapolis based club that offers road and mountain biking rides, events, camping and kids programs. Includes list of officers, events calendar, forums and maps.

• Central Indiana Land Trust Incorporated

  http://www.conservingindiana.org/
  A nonprofit corporation acting to protect natural spaces in the face of increasing urban sprawl. Lists properties, ways to give, event calendar, newsletters, photos and ways to give.

• Central Indiana Regional Transportation Authority

  http://www.cirta.us/
  Coordinates and defines the delivery of public transit services throughout the region. Includes goals, commuter information, board members, FAQ and ways to help.

• Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana

  http://crimetips.org/
  Features posters to profile suspected criminals. Includes an area search and a request for mailing list form. [English and Spanish]

• Crossroads of America Council

  http://www.crossroadsbsa.org/
  Boy Scouts of America regional council site serving Central Indiana.

• Girl Scouts of Central Indiana

  http://www.girlscoutsindiana.org/
  Program information, training calendar, camp guide, and contacts.

• Paul Poteet Dot Com

  http://www.paulpoteet.com/
  Central Indiana weather.

• Shares, Inc.

  http://www.sharesinc.org/
  Service and support for people with disabilities living in Hancock, Rush and Shelby Counties.

 

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