DIVISIONS

Indianapolis-Marion County Revised Code tit. I, ch. 261, art. III

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Indianapolis-Marion County Revised Code § 261-301 Policy and planning division.

Sec. 261-301. - Policy and planning division. The policy and planning division shall provide for policy development and coordination, long-term and short-term planning, capital and operating finance, administrative and business services, permitting, compliance assurance, and environmental resource management. (G.O. 15, 2001, § 2)

Indianapolis-Marion County Revised Code § 261-302 Engineering division.

Sec. 261-302. - Engineering division. (a) The engineering division shall provide for systems inventory management, capital and maintenance planning/programming, capital and repair project development, design, and construction for all physical infrastructure assets that are required for all streets and ways and stormwater systems. (b) The engineering division shall be responsible for establishing and maintaining all engineering standards, standard specifications, and guidelines for the design, construction, operation, and permitting of all city transportation and stormwater infrastructure systems. (G.O. 15, 2001, § 2; G.O. 36, 2011, § 13)

Indianapolis-Marion County Revised Code § 261-303 Operations division.

Sec. 261-303. - Operations division. The operations division shall provide for the operation, maintenance, cleaning, and repair of all streets and ways and stormwater systems. The operations division shall provide for other citizen services as directed. (G.O. 15, 2001, § 2; G.O. 36, 2011, § 14; G.O. 18, 2018, § 2)

Indianapolis-Marion County Revised Code § 261-304 Indianapolis Fleet Services Division.

Sec. 261-304. - Indianapolis Fleet Services Division. The Indianapolis Fleet Services Division shall: (1) Maintain and service, or authorize contracts or other methods of service or maintenance of, all vehicular equipment, accessories and other related equipment owned by the city and the county; (2) Operate maintenance garages; (3) Make a determination that it is in the best interests of the city and county for a department or agency to lease all or a portion of that department's or agency's vehicular capital equipment or other automotive maintenance property from Indianapolis Fleet Services Division. Upon such a determination by the Administrator of Indianapolis Fleet Services Division, the affected department or agency and the board of that department or agency shall cease to have the authority to acquire or approve the acquisition of the subject capital equipment or other property other than by lease from Indianapolis Fleet Services Division. Such authority to acquire or approve the acquisition of capital equipment or other property other than by lease from the Indianapolis Fleet Services Division may be restored by the administrator of the Indianapolis Fleet Services Division only by a determination by such administrator that such a restoration of authority is in the best interests of the city and county; (4) Purchase and dispense fuel for authorized governmental vehicles and charge the cost of the same to the appropriate division or agency; (5) Establish administrative fees and charges for noncity and noncounty entities that use the services of the Indianapolis Fleet Services Division, subject to the procedures and limitations of this paragraph. The Indianapolis Fleet Services Division shall file with the clerk of the city-county council a schedule showing each administrative fee or charge it establishes. The council may by resolution approve or disapprove the schedule or return it to the Indianapolis Fleet Services Division for further consideration in accordance with the council's instructions. If the council disapproves the schedule, it does not take effect and the fees and charges remain as they were prior to the disapproval. If the council does not act within sixty (60) days of the date the schedule is filed with the clerk, the schedule becomes effective; and (6) Exercise any other powers which may be granted by statute or ordinance or delegated by the mayor. (G.O. 6, 2005, § 5; G.O. 32, 2007, § 1)

Indianapolis-Marion County Revised Code § 261-305 Solid waste division.

Sec. 261-305. - Solid waste division. The solid waste division shall: (1) Provide collection and disposal of residential solid waste; (2) Provide collection and processing of recyclable materials through the curbside and roll-off recycle program; (3) Provide collection and disposal of dead animals; (4) Provide customer service response to all solid waste complaints and services requests; and (5) Provide other citizen services as directed, including, but not limited to, neighborhood cleanups, special event cleanup, tire disposal, downtown pedestrian solid waste collection and disposal, and solid waste roll-off collection and disposal. (G.O. 18, 2018, § 3)

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_CH261DEPUWO_ARTIIIDIFetched: 10/27/2026