Replace Don’t Erase is an ongoing effort to preserve funding for cities, towns, counties, schools, townships, and libraries at a level that allows these units to continue providing Hoosiers with…

…reliable broadband internet is critical when competing for economic development opportunities and improving quality of life. Miss an episode? Listen to all of the Aim Hometown Innovation podcast episodes here….

Chelsea Schneider, Municipal Innovations Specialist Francesville residents like to say their small town is a quiet farming community where people watch out for each other’s kids. It’s a place where…

…assigned escorts to interior offices. Dayton Beach, Florida, has used drones to scan entry access points in buildings and other cities in the Southeast have established health stations scanning for…

…with community partners to aid in the following areas: business assistance, quality of life, government operations, workplace safety and testing, food security, and communication. Program highlights include restart grants for…

…of the neighborhoods, trying to improve the quality of life for residents in these areas and provide safe, decent, affordable housing that is energy efficient. Without these funds, it would…

…Division of Disability and Rehabilitative Services (DDRS). “The pandemic has disrupted the life of every Hoosier,” Crouch said. “These partnerships will reconnect Hoosiers with disabilities to their crucial support systems,…

…the quality of life in their communities.” Downtown Revitalization Planning Grants aim to provide a comprehensive strategy for revitalizing the downtown area in rural communities by addressing demographic, economic and…

…before.” Rentown Store Nestled among scenic farms and a rural schoolhouse, Rentown is a grocery store like none other Amish farmers will bring excess fruits and vegetables from their gardens…

…million but grew to a price tag of nearly $72 million. The project came to life thanks to multiple funding partners, including the Community Foundation of Elkhart County, The City…

What is Replace Don’t Erase? Replace Don’t Erase is an ongoing effort to preserve adequate funding for Indiana’s cities, towns, counties, schools, townships, and libraries to ensure they can continue…

…of ordinances designed to protect the public health, safety, and quality of life at apartment complexes, while also limiting the effectiveness of ordinance violations of all other types. SB 158,…