McCordsville, Indiana
The official government website for McCordsville, Indiana
Next Stop... McCordsville
With a population nearing 7,500 people, our community is now the second largest municipality solely in Hancock County. Incorporated in 1988, McCordsville is beginning to feel the effects of being conveniently located near several thriving cities and towns, including Indianapolis and Fishers.
McCordsville is located in the northwest corner of Hancock County just south of Geist Reservoir, bordering both the City of Lawrence in Marion County and the Town of Fishers in Hamilton County. We are conveniently located off of State Highway 67 and less than 10 minutes from I-70, I-69, I-465 and SR 234.
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Contact Us
- Staff Directory
- Office Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Breaking News
- Coronavirus Information Page
This link will provide a comprehensive resource site for information on the coronavirus as provided by the State of Indiana and the Indiana State Department of Health.
Town Projects
It's an exciting time in McCordsville. Meijer and the Traditions at Brookside Senior Living facility opened in 2017. Traditions at Brookside expanded it's facility in 2018. Scarlet Lane Brewing Company continues to thrive, with the addition of Trax BBQ opening inside the building in November of 2018. Housing construction continues at a fast pace and several new sections of subdivisions have recently been approved. Three recently completed annexations will allow for additional subdivisions to begin construction in 2018 and 2019.
Recent News
- Helpful advice for small business owners
This flyer developed by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce outlines Coronavirus Emergency Loans to help small businesses. - COVID-19 Op Ed by Steve Long
Steve Long, CEO of Hancock Health, expresses the reality of the COVID-19 situation. - 2019 Annual Report
The Town Council approved the 2019 Annual Report at their March 10, 2020 meeting. The report is full of valuable information regarding the Town's activities. - CGS announces COVID-19 trash policy
CGS to pick up only items in toters and no heavy trash during the Governor's Executive Order timeframe. - Do not flush certain paper goods
McCordsville Public Works staff advise against flushing of certain paper products in order to keep the treatment plant up and running. - Call for Artists
The Coalition for Smart Growth requests proposals from local artists for a sign design that will serve as branding signage for the Mt. Comfort Road Corridor (within Hancock County). - McCordsville Code of Ordinances
Access the searchable McCordsville Code of Ordinances, which now includes the Zoning Ordinance and other planning related ordinances.
Upcoming Events
- Public Works Committee
April 07 at 4:30 PM at Town Hall - Redevelopment Commission Meetings
April 07 at 6:30 PM at Town Hall - Good Friday - Town Hall Closed
April 10 All Day at Town Hall - Easter Egg Hunt
April 11 at 11:00 AM at Town Hall
