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Noblesville, Indiana

Noblesville is the county seat of Hamilton County, which Forbes magazine recently named the Best Place to Raise a Family for 2008! Noblesville offers small town charm and an award-winning school district, while taking its place as one of the fastest growing cities in the state. Noblesville is conveniently located 17 miles northeast of Indianapolis at the junction of state roads 32 and 37. 

 

Population

City of Noblesville  40,000

Hamilton County 251,000

 

Recreation

Noblesville´s thriving downtown center is filled with unique retail shops and restaurants. Three city parks offer walking trails, picnic areas, tennis, volleyball and basketball courts, and wooded common areas. The Verizon Music Center, a 6000-seat outdoor amphitheater, hosts the music industry´s hottest artists throughout the summer. Morse Lake is a popular destination for watercraft enthusiasts. Noblesville is also home to the Indiana Transportation Museum, and the new Hamilton Town Center complete with Imax Theater.



History of Noblesville
Noblesville has a rich history dating back to 1818 when the land that is now Hamilton County was purchased from the Indians. William Conner, the only white man living in the area at the time, and his wife, a Delaware Indian, established the first trading post in central Indiana in 1802 and lived in the area's first log cabin.

William Conner and Josiah Polk submitted a plat of Noblesville in 1823, at the same time designating the town as the county seat. Noblesville was named either for James Noble, a state senator, or according to legend, for Lavinia Noble of Indianapolis, to whom Josiah was engaged. The Peru and Indianapolis Railroad was completed through town in 1851, the same year Noblesville was incorporated.

The city's largest growth boom came in 1888 with the discovery of Noblesville's first natural gas well near 11th and Pleasant Streets. Many Victorian homes, as well as the vast majority of the Downtown Commercial District, were built during this time of prosperity.

National Registry of Historic Places
Fifty-three buildings in Noblesville's downtown historic district have been named to the National Register of Historic Places.

Roughly bounded by Clinton Street, 10th Street, Maple Street, and 8th Street, the entire commercial district lies within the bounds of the original plat of 1823. Of the 64 buildings within the boundaries of the district, 53 are considered as contributing to the overall historic and architectural character of the district.


Is Noblesville the Perfect Town?
Is there such a thing as the perfect town? Maybe not, but if you narrow your definition there's an easy way on the Web to compare cities' vital statistics. On Home Advisor.com, hit the "compare cities" link, and check off the criteria that matter most to you--lower crime than the national average? Highly rated schools? Better air quality? Then search either within a region, a state, or throughout the whole coutry. For example if you search for cities with school ratings over seven (on a scale of 10), 175 to 224 sunny days per year, and a cost of living index below the national average, you'll find that only 17 US cities fit the bill, including Noblesville, Indiana!

Noblesville has been in this position for the last three years!

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Population of Noblesville
City: 39,087 (2005)
Hamilton County: 231,760 (2004)

Noblesville Government Information

Noblesville City Hall
16 South 10th Street
Noblesville, IN 46060
(317) 773-4614

Noblesville Chamber of Commerce
54 North 9th Street
Noblesville, IN 46060
(317) 773-0086
  • The city of Noblesville consists of a Mayor, a seven-member City council and a
    Clerk-Treasurer, all elected every four years.
  • There is also a City Planning Commission and a Board of Zoning Appeals.

 

Noblesville Public Services
  • Noblesville Police
The Noblesville Police Department consists of a 65-member force and 7 auxiliary police.
Up to 10 Patrol Officers may be on the streets at one time.
(317) 773-4636

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Department includes 16 officers and a 25-member reserve force.
(317) 773-1872

The town is also served by the Indiana State Police
(317) 897-6220

  • Noblesville Fire Protection
The Noblesville Fire Department currently has 104 career firefighters including eight full time staff positions consisting of a Chief, 2 Assistant Chiefs, 4 Division Chiefs and a Fire Inspector.
(317) 773-1313 (emergency)
(317) 776-6336

  • Noblesville Postal Service
United States Post Office
1900 Pleasant Street
Noblesville, IN 46060
(317) 773-3684

  • Noblesville Library
Noblesville Southeastern Branch, serves Delaware, Fall Creek, Wayne, and Fishers.
(317) 773-1384

Newspapers
Indianapolis Star..........(317) 633-9211
www.StarNews.com

Indianapolis Business Journal..........(317) 634-6200
www.IBJ.com



Medical

Riverview Hospital
(317) 773-0760

Indiana University medical Center
550 University Blvd.
(317) 274-5000
www.Clarian.com

The Women's Hospital - Indianapolis
8111 Township Line Road
(317) 875-5994
www.WomensHospital.org

St. Vincent Hospital
2001 West 86th Street
(317) 338-2121 (emergency)
(317) 338-2345 (non-emergency)
www.StVincent.org

Community Hospitals
East: (317) 355-1411
North: (317) 621-6262
South: (317) 887-7000
www.CommHospIndy.org


Airports
Indianapolis International Airport (call specific airline)
www.IndianapolisAirport.com


Noblesville Schools

Looking for some entertainment? Check out the Noblesville Schools Athletics. There are plenty of events to keep you busy!
One high school, one middle school, one intermediate school, and five elementary schools.

Noblesville High School
(317) 773-4680

Noblesville Middle School
(317) 773-0782

Noblesville Intermediate School
(317) 776-7792

Forest Hill Elementary School
(317) 773-3586

Hazel Dell Elementary School
(317) 867-0021

Hinkle Creek Elementary School
(317) 776-0840

North Elementary School
(317) 773-0482

Stoney Creek Elementary School
(317) 773-0582

White River Elementary School
(317) 770-2080

Administration Office
(317) 773-3171

Various private and parochial schools also serve the area.


Recreation In Noblesville
In addition to the quality educational system in this diverse city, you will find a thriving downtown square filled with exciting retail shops, restaurants, and three city parks. Forest Park, filled with wooded areas, walking trails, huge swimming pool, picnic and open play areas offers facilities for tennis, volleyball, basketball and croquet courts. Golfers have a choice of two city-owned PGA registered courses: Forest Park and Fox Prairie. Conner Prairie Pioneer Settlement, a nationally redognized living history museum, hosts the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra from June through August for the Symphony on the Prairie series. Other attractions in the area include Verizon Wireless Music Center, located at 12880 East 146th Street. Verizon Wireless Music Center hosts a variety of popular performers and musical groups throughout the summer months. Stonycreek Farm and The Belfry (community theater) offer entertainment and a unique recreational opportunity for the entire family.

Learn about the Noblesville Street Dance!

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