Redevelopment Commission

The primary responsibilities of cities and towns include maintaining their communities and their downtowns as attractive places in which to live, work, and raise a family, and improving the quality of life available to their residents. Cities and towns are also deeply interested in economic development, whether it is the attraction of a new business or industry to the community, or the retention or expansion of an existing industry. Over the last fifty years or so, the General Assembly has provided a variety of mechanisms to enable cities and towns to maintain and revitalize their communities and to undertake economic development.

The members of the Greensburg Redevelopment Commission are appointed by the mayor and the city council, and serve one year terms. Members must be 18 years or older, live in Greensburg city limits, take an oath, and execute a surety bond of $15,000. No per diem or reimbursements may be paid to members who hold another lucrative office. Authority under IC 36-7-14-3; 36-7-14-6.1; 64-7-14-7

Redevelopment Commission meetings fall on the first Tuesday of the month at 6:30 pm in City Hall. If the regular meeting takes place on a holiday, then the board will announce a different meeting date.