
Welcome to Pike Township Residents Association Official Website
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The
Pike Township Residents Association, Inc. (PTRA) is a non-profit
organization that provides a forum for Pike Township neighbors to discuss
regional and local neighborhood concerns such as land use, development,
parks and recreation, transportation, schools, drainage and sewage
problems, water supply, area beautification, etc. PTRA serves as an
umbrella organization for local neighborhood associations as well as
serving the needs of individual residents and businesses. PTRA meets on
the second Wednesday of each month at 7:00 PM at the Pike
You
are invited to join PTRA and participate in their meetings. If you need
more information, please contact the current president, Susan
Blair, whose name is listed below. Contact
Information:
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Announcements |
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7/23/2010 |
MAYOR BALLARD PRESENTS 2010 ACCESS AND
INCLUSION AWARDS TO LOCAL RECIPIENTS City
Celebrates 20th Anniversary of the Signing of the Americans with
Disabilities Act The 2010 Access and
Inclusion Awards celebrate the 20th anniversary of the signing of
the ADA, a historic piece of civil rights legislation that mandates equality
of opportunity for persons with disabilities. In enacting the ADA, Congress
declared that the United States’ proper goals are to assure that persons
with disabilities have equality of opportunity, full participation,
independent living and economic self-sufficiency. Employer Award: The
YMCA of Greater Indianapolis The YMCA of Greater
Indianapolis has shown a strong commitment to the employment of individuals
with disabilities through its dedication to diversity and equal opportunity.
Through its efforts, including outreach and recruitment with the
Indianapolis Business Leadership Network and partnerships with disability
service providers, the YMCA has proven to be an employer who recognizes that
if individuals with disabilities are provided with opportunities to work,
they will succeed. Accessibility Award: “Vibrations”
Indiana School for the Deaf “Vibrations” is a
visual performing arts group based at the Indiana School for the Deaf.
“Vibrations” promotes awareness and pride of American Sign Language and
Deaf Culture through visual music and theater arts. By using American
Sign Language song interpretation, dance, drum songs, and American Sign
Language poetry and storytelling, the students in “Vibrations” develop
their own skills at the same time they enrich our community. James Pauley Lifetime
Service Award: Bob Canty On April 12, 2010, the Indianapolis community lost a strong advocate for Deaf Culture and individuals with disabilities. Bob Canty created the Indy Deaf News, a newsletter and website for Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals, interpreters and other professionals. Bob was an active member of the Mayor’s Advisory Council on Disability (MACD), serving on the Executive Committee and accepting the Marion County Election Board’s “Friend of Democracy” recognition on behalf of the MACD for his service as an Election Day pollworker and accessible polling place advocate. Bob’s positive, collaborative approach made him many friends, and opened doors for not only the Deaf and hard-of-hearing community, but for persons with all types of disabilities.
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7/20/2010 |
Council
Committee Approves Utility Transfer Utility
Transfer to be Considered by Full Council on July 26
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