The Indiana County Commissioners (ICC) is thrilled to welcome Tyler Warman as our new Executive Director.

November 12, 2024

Tyler joins us from the Governor’s Office, where he served as Director of Intergovernmental Affairs, playing an instrumental role in the Health First Indiana program. Through his efforts, this initiative provided essential historic public health funding to all 92 Indiana counties. Tyler's extensive experience working with state and local governments has allowed him to cultivate a strong network of relationships, which will be invaluable in advancing the ICC’s mission.

Tyler and his wife, Kim, reside in Indianapolis and are actively involved in the community. Tyler’s leadership credentials include his participation as a Mitch Daniels Leadership Foundation Fellow and his graduation from the Indiana Leadership Forum.

The ICC Board is excited to support Tyler as he works to strengthen the voices of every county across Indiana. Congratulations, Tyler, and welcome to the ICC team!

Grants up to $500,000 Available to Boost Indiana’s Recycling Economy 

INDIANAPOLIS –  Indiana businesses, local governments, solid waste management districts, higher education institutions and nonprofit organizations are invited to submit grant proposals ranging from $50,000 to $500,000 to fund recycling projects through the Indiana Recycling Market Development Program (RMDP).

Projects should demonstrate sustainability, an understanding of the changing economy for recyclers and how grant money can be used to boost recycling in Indiana through expanded markets, manufacturing capacity and job creation.

The Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs' Community Development Block Grant Planning Grant program is now open for applications

Biden-Harris Administration Announces Nearly $45 Million in Available Funds to Improve Bicyclist and Pedestrian Connectivity and Safety

Applications open for the Active Transportation Infrastructure Investment Grant program, a new Bipartisan Infrastructure Law program.

 The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) announced today that it has opened applications for up to $44.5 million in funding for projects that will strengthen safety and improve bicycling, walking and access to public transit in communities across the country. FHWA’s new Active Transportation Infrastructure Investment Program (ATIIP), made possible by the President’s Investing in America Agenda, is a competitive grant program that will focus on building networks of connected bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure improvements, including to better connect trail networks between communities. “The Active Transportation Infrastructure Investment Program will support projects that enable people to walk, bike, and roll safely and conveniently to school, work, transit, health care facilities, and other destinations,” said U.S. Transportation Deputy Secretary Polly Trottenberg. “Thanks to the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the program will help communities provide safe, healthy, sustainable, equitable and enjoyable transportation options for all with networks of connected trails.”