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Government Projects in Hancock County

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The Singh Retail Center in New Palestine is advancing a 10-lot primary plat and an ILP permit review for an 18.5-acre Commercial Community site at 8000 W US 52. This signals upcoming retail pad development, access improvements, utilities, parking, and building construction as individual lots are improved. Site development, commercial construction, traffic/parking design, and low-voltage/IT vendors can approach the developer and local officials to support concept refinement and phased build‑out.

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$0Jul 9, 2026

Ambrose Property Group is advancing Project Brickyard, a 40-acre industrial business park at 3826 & 3838 W 300 N in Buck Creek Township, under an ILP permit review. As the park is planned on IBP-zoned land, the developer will need site work, utilities, vertical construction, and ongoing services as tenants are recruited. This is an early-stage private industrial project passing through county technical review, so construction, engineering, utilities, and industrial fit‑out vendors can begin building relationships with Ambrose and county staff now.

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$0Jul 9, 2026

The Hancock County Council will consider a resolution to accept $75,000 in funds from NineStar at the June 30, 2026 meeting. The agenda does not specify the program use, but this is a defined external funding source that will support a county initiative once allocated. Vendors should monitor how the county earmarks these dollars, as they may fund technology, infrastructure, or community projects where NineStar is involved and complementary services are needed.

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$75,000Jun 30, 2026

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