Connecting Muncie Neighborhood partners and resources
Held prior to America’s Hometown Band and fireworks, visitors found out how they can make our city and state a better place to live, work, and play! All-IN participants celebrated by joining local partners in challenges to win great prizes. Experiences were shared on social media using the hashtag #ALL_INMuncie.
Building Better Neighborhoods challenged visitors to Discover why they love Muncie. For more photos taken at the Building Better Neighborhoods booth please click here.
2 1/2 to 3 inches of rain fell in a short period of time on the evening of Friday, June 26th and much of the city experienced some amount of water intrusion. If you experienced damage to your property due to flooding that occurred on June 26th, 2015, the City of Muncie is asking that you fill out this online form. Resident claims may help the city meet the federal threshold for emergency assistance.
Muncie-Delaware County Comprehensive Plan: TogetherDM
2009-2030 Delaware-Muncie Transportation Plan Update
City of Muncie’s 5-Year Parks & Recreation Master Plan 2014
Vision 2027 Strategic Plan
Vision 2027 is the Muncie-Delaware County Economic Development Alliance’s current comprehensive five-year economic development program.
A Spring 2015 immersive learning class worked with Muncie youth to write memoir and nonfiction pieces that were recently produced into an anthology. “Stomping Ground” will debut at a book release at Maring-Hunt library on May 28th from 5:00 – 6:00 pm. For more information about this exciting partnership, please read the article published by the Ball State Daily News.
Muncie’s Primacy of Place Video Series was produced by Ball State Student Media and funded by the Ball Brothers Foundation. The series explores six main ‘pillars’ of quality of life: Parks and Recreation, Neighborhood Development, Farm to Table, Volunteerism, Education, and Philanthropy.
Research and practice shows the single most important element in strengthening local economies is attracting and retaining talented individuals. This requires not only good jobs and schools, but attention to the quality of life in individual communities. Primacy of Place describes a community’s strategic decision to dedicate resources to improving life experiences for residents, businesses and visitors. Read more about Ball State’s Primacy of Place initiative.