City of Franklin, Indiana
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Live, Work, and Play for a Lifetime!
Only twenty minutes south of Indianapolis, Franklin is an exciting blend of tradition and innovation. Franklin has a rich history, dating back to its founding in 1823. Our downtown boasts traditional main street shops, coffeehouses and restaurants, and the outstanding academic institution of Franklin College. Victorian mansions line King and Jefferson streets, and our trails provide plenty of opportunities for a quiet walk or a scenic jog.
Franklin is also a city on the move. It is home to a state-of-the-art high school, a bustling night life , and nonprofit groups that work hard to advance our quality of life. Our pro-business attitude and strategic location have attracted companies globally, including seven Japanese corporations.
Upcoming Events
- Board of Public Works and SafetyAug20
August 20 at 5:00 PM at City Hall - Common CouncilAug20
August 20 at 6:00 PM at City Hall - Redevelopment Commission MeetingAug21
August 21 at 8:00 AM
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One of Franklin's favorite festivals is just around the corner! Which festival is your favorite?Let the countdown begin! 10 days until Franklin Hops and Vines!! Check out the 16 local breweries and wineries coming to the event!
Please visit our website for information regarding IDEM and EPA action plans for Franklin. The information/links can be found at the bottom of our homepage under the News and Notices section. Thank you. www.Franklin.IN.Gov
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We are extremely grateful for Officer Mears being dedicated to downtown! Thank you for your service!
Franklin police dedicating officer to connect with downtown
dailyjournal.net
Downtown business owners should be prepared to start getting regular visits from a Franklin police officer. He'll be stopping in to talk - but not because anything is wrong. His new job is to build relationships with downtown workers, shoppers, pedestrians and motorists. Patrolman Ryan Mears start...
Thank you for your service Officer Ryan Mears. God bless you sir
Thanks officer Mears
Thank you officer Mears looking forward to seeing you.
It was nice meeting you this week Officer Mears!!
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Thank you Officer Mears! Our community is so blessed to have you!
ATTENTION: Hurricane St. between Arvin Rd. and Province St. will be closed tomorrow (7am-5pm). Contractors will be repairing and paving over the railroad tracks. Thank you!
No thank you. I need my chiropractor every time I go across it.
It’s about time. That is the dumbest stop sign placement ever! Traffic from the other side doesn’t have to stop 🛑.
Finally
Very much needed, thank you.
Yay!!!!!!!
Annette Miller Lacy
Yay!!!!
Jeff
Crystal Christmas Hickey
No... THANK YOU! sooo excited!
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