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Greenwood Community Profile
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Greenwood, Indiana
Fifteen miles south of Indianapolis and 95 miles north of Louisville, Kentucky, on U.S. 31 is Greenwood, Indiana, (click to view map). The town was laid out in 1822, the county was established May 5, 1823.
Current comprehensive demographic information can be accessed by clicking here.
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Location / Population
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| Greenwood Population |
36,037 |
Johnson County
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119,240 |
County Seat
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Franklin |
Distance to major cities:
- Indianapolis - 20 miles / 32.19 kilometers
- Chicago - 200 miles / 321.86 kilometers
- Cincinnati - 88 miles / 141.62 kilometers
- Louisville - 97 miles / 156.10 kilometers
- St. Louis - 260 miles / 418.42 kilometers
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| Government Structure |
Administration
- Mayor and seven- member City Council
- Three- member Board of Works
- Third class city
Planning and Zoning
- Planning Commission
- Board of Zoning Appeals
Law Enforcement
- Chief
- 58-person force
- 8 full-time and 1 part-time radio dispatchers
- 60 radio-equipped cars
- 25 civilian employees
Fire Protection
- Full- time Chief directing
- Full- time administrative staff consisting of
- Two ( 2) fire code enforcement officials
- A division chief of training
- A public educator/public information officer
- An administrative assistant
- The fire fighting forces are comprised of
- Six ( 6) full-time firefighters
- 105 part-time/volunteer firefighters and Class 5 Insurance Services Organization rating
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| Utilities |
Electricity
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Cinergy/PSI, Johnson County REMC |
Water
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Indiana-American Water Company |
| Natural Gas |
Vectren Corporation
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| Telephone |
SBC Indiana |
Education
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K - 12
- 13 public elementary schools (K-5)
- 13 middle schools
- 3 senior high schools
- Our Lady of the Greenwood Catholic elementary school
- Greenwood Christian School
- Earlywood Educational Center, the public facility operated by Special Services of Johnson County, serves the county's developmentally disabled citizens
- Gateway Learning Center, a private agency for preschool and adults in Franklin
Higher Education
- Franklin College
- Butler University
- University of Indianapolis
- Marian College
- Heritage Baptist University (Local)
- Indiana University- Purdue University at Indianapolis
Central Nine Career Center serves nine ( 9) corporations and ten ( 10) high schools.) Adult evening classes have averaged 1,200 per year. Additional vocational training schools, public and private, are located in Indianapolis.
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| Labor |
Total Resident County Labor Force:
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64,630 |
County Unemployment Rate:
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3.6% |
| Unemployed: |
1,570 |
Indiana Department of Employment and Training Services, Administrative Office
10 North Senate Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana 46204
Johnson County Employment and Training Services
600 Banta, Franklin, Indiana 46131 (317) 736-5531
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Transportation
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| Highways:
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| Rail: |
Amtrak
Louisville Indiana Rail Company (LIRC) |
| Motor Carrier Service: |
150 truck lines |
| Port: |
Ohio River - 80 miles |
| Metro Airport: |
Indianapolis International |
| Local Airport: |
Greenwood Municipal Airport |
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| Housing |
| Median County Property Value: |
$122,550 |
| Median County Rent: |
$559 month |
| Healthcare
Hospitals
- BHC Valle Vista Hospital
- Community Hospital South
- Indiana Eye Clinic
- Johnson Memorial Hospital
- Kindred Hospitals Indianapolis South
- St. Francis/South Campus
Other Facilities
- Riley Hospital for Children
- Regency Place Health Care Facility
- Greenwood Health and Living Community
- Manor Care Health Services
- Greenwood Village South Health Center
- Emergency care centers
- Clinical and x- ray laboratories
- Several major hospitals, as well as Indiana University Medical Center, are located in Indianapolis
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| Recreation
Greenwood has 14 municipal parks covering a total of .90 acres with:
- Playgrounds
- Ball diamonds
- Picnic areas
For the outdoor enthusiast, Greenwood has:
- A swimming pool
- 21 tennis courts
- Golf courses (both private and public)
- Little League programs
Greenwood also has
- A bowling alley with 40 computerized lanes
- Shopping centers
- Malls
- 16 cinemas
- A public library (31,500 square feet housing 98,000 volumes with 22,000 patrons and a 20,000 sq. ft. addition)
- A variety of fine restaurants
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