IN GENERAL

Indianapolis-Marion County Revised Code tit. I, ch. 181, art. I

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Indianapolis-Marion County Revised Code § 181-101 Disposition of proceeds from property or governmental reimbursement.

Sec. 181-101. - Disposition of proceeds from property or governmental reimbursement. (a) Whenever any real property which was purchased with the proceeds of any fund or bond issue by any agency or department of city or county government is later sold, rented or leased, the proceeds of such sale, rental or lease shall, unless prohibited by applicable law, be reinstated in full to the fund or bond issue which funded the purchase of the real property, if such fund still exists. (b) Any purchase by any agency or department of city-county government of real property or any other real estate interest, in part or wholly from any state or federal reimbursement, shall be subject to prior approval by the city-county council. (c) The proceeds of any state or federal reimbursement for any designated project which was financed by the issuance of bonds shall, unless prohibited by applicable law, be repaid to the respective bond fund and shall not be used for any other purpose. (d) The provisions of this section shall not apply to any proceeds of real estate or state or federal reimbursements received prior to December 31, 1975, if such proceeds were otherwise allocated as part of the projected revenues used in determining the means of financing of the appropriations contained in the city-county annual budget for 1975. (Code 1975, § 2-5)

Indianapolis-Marion County Revised Code § 181-102 Revenues from wireless communications licenses and leases.

Sec. 181-102. - Revenues from wireless communications licenses and leases. Revenue received under leases or licenses pursuant to IC 36-1-11 for the siting of cellular, digital personal communications systems, or other wireless communications systems towers and related equipment, shall be deposited in an appropriate fund for the benefit of the department owning the site. (G.O. 182, 1997, § 6)

Indianapolis-Marion County Revised Code § 181-103 Vehicle inventory.

Sec. 181-103. - Vehicle inventory. The department of public works and all appropriate county officials shall file with the city-county council an annual fleet inventory report. This report should list each vehicle's make, model, odometer reading (taken at the last vehicle transaction activity on or before May 31st), assigned driver (if a take-home vehicle) with information obtained from take home vehicle reports as of May 31st. Law enforcement personnel are excluded from the assigned driver listing. The report shall be made as of May 31st each year and delivered to the council office by July 1st each year. (Code 1975, § 3-4; G.O. 41, 2001, § 1; G.O. 6, 2005, § 7)

Indianapolis-Marion County Revised Code § 181-104 Vehicle replacement.

Sec. 181-104. - Vehicle replacement. Any city department or any county official may purchase or lease a new or used vehicle to replace a vehicle that is logged on the current inventory pursuant to section 181-103. Any other purchase of vehicles must have prior authorization from the city-county council. This section applies to any licensed, street-operated vehicle. (Code 1975, § 3-5; G.O. 73, 2005, § 7)

Indianapolis-Marion County Revised Code § 181-105 Vehicle use; restrictions.

Sec. 181-105. - Vehicle use; restrictions. (a) Public safety officers notwithstanding, no employee shall use vehicles owned or leased by the city or county for personal purposes, and use of such vehicles shall be in accordance with the policies established in the "City of Indianapolis-Marion County Fleet Policies and Procedures" manual or its equivalent. (b) With the permission of the director of public works or elected official, city/county employees who are on call outside of regular work hours may be allowed to receive take-home vehicles. The use of take-home vehicles shall be strictly limited to commuting to and from work. In order to receive a take-home vehicle, it must be contemplated that an employee will drive a minimum of ten thousand (10,000) miles annually. (c) Any emergency services employee of the city or county authorized use of a qualified non-personal use vehicle as a working condition benefit in accordance with the Internal Revenue Service guidelines and by this section or by Section 279-227, eligibility for take-home car, of this Code shall be charged an annual fuel charge in an amount fixed by a fuel board. Said fuel board shall consist of the director of public works, whom will be chair, director of the office of public health and safety, the Chief of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, the sheriff, the city controller and representatives of the FOP and Indianapolis Professional Firefighters Union Local 416. Annual fuel charge shall be approved by the public works committee of the city-county council. The amount so determined shall be deducted from the employee's salary at the rate of 1/26 bi-weekly and the amounts so withheld shall be used only for the purchase of automobile fuel. The amount of the surcharge shall be annually reviewed and fixed at the time of consideration and adoption of the annual budgets of the affected departments, offices and agencies. In lieu of paying the surcharge, any employee may opt not to have a take-home vehicle. This fuel board shall make a recommendation of fuel surcharge to the public works committee of the city-council council by December 1 annually. (d) Each city department and county agency shall file a list of employees authorized to receive take-home vehicles in the office of the director of the department of public works, and each city department and county agency shall maintain and file updated lists as changes are made. The list of authorized employees shall include the employee's name, the make and model of the take-home vehicle assigned to the employee, and the take-home vehicle's odometer reading (taken at the last vehicle transaction activity on or before May 31). The director of the department of public works shall file with the council a copy of the list of authorized employees with take-home vehicles on or before May 31 of each year. (G.O. 45, 2007, § 1; G.O. 83-2008, § 1; G.O 13, 2016, § 9)

Source: Consolidated City of Indianapolis and Marion County, Revised Code (Municode Library, library.municode.com)URL: https://library.municode.com/in/indianapolis_-_marion_county/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=TITIORAD_CH181FIPRRE_ARTIINGEFetched: 10/27/2026