2026 Community Updates

February 24, 2026

Introducing the 2026 Community Updates Brochure

We’re excited to share the release of the Town of Ingalls’ 2026 Community Updates Brochure, your annual snapshot of the projects, investments, and initiatives shaping our community.

This year’s edition highlights the Town’s continued momentum, including the adoption of our new Comprehensive Plan and the ongoing rewrite of the Unified Development Ordinance to better guide future growth and development. Residents will also find updates on the Downtown Revitalization effort, featuring the planned Meridian Street redesign and progress toward a new Municipal Center.

The brochure also spotlights several quality-of-life investments, including construction of the new Dog Park at Interurban Park, expected to open this spring, and the installation of gateway signage at Exit 214 that now welcomes residents and visitors alike.

On the economic development front, major projects continue to move forward, from new industrial investment in the Interpark to future retail growth and new housing opportunities through the Pre-Approved Housing Program.

Be sure to check out the full brochure to stay informed on where Ingalls is headed next and how these efforts continue to strengthen our community.

2026 Community Updates Brochure

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2025 Drinking Water Annual Report

April 15, 2026

The 2025 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report is Now Available

Hydrant Flushing Scheduled for Summerlake Subdivision

April 10, 2026

Hydrant Flushing Scheduled for Summerlake Subdivision to Begin on Monday, April 13th.

Water Clarity Issues - Summerlake & Springbrook

April 9, 2026

The Town is aware of water clarity concerns reported by residents in the Summerlake and Springbrook subdivisions and is actively working to address them. Our water utility operator, Aqua America, began a system-wide hydrant flushing program in October of last year. Due to early cold weather, crews were unable to complete flushing in these two subdivisions. That work is scheduled to resume and should be completed over the next month or so, as the system must be flushed in a specific sequence to ensure effectiveness. We also want to make residents aware that several hydrants in the area were recently accessed without authorization in an attempt to flush the system. Unfortunately, this caused additional disturbance in the water lines and contributed to the current clarity issues. As flushing operations continue, residents may notice temporary discoloration at times. While this can be inconvenient, please be assured that the water is tested regularly and continues to meet all state safety standards. If a boil water advisory is ever necessary, residents will be notified immediately. If you observe anyone accessing a hydrant without authorization, please contact the Water Utility Department - (317) 485-4321 [email protected] and, if possible, provide photos or any helpful details. We appreciate your patience as we complete this process.