Clay Township Impact Program

The townships mission overlaps with many of the functions and responsibilities of the City of Carmel. Part of the Impact program was to improve some City infrastructure to better support public safety and our parks system. Improvements include the completion of the Fiber Ring which provides continuity of communication to our Fire Departments, Parks and schools, a series of roundabouts to improve egress into Central Park and the expansion of the Japanese Gardens and Monon Greenway which supplements storm water improvements made by the City.

Clay Township Impact Program – Bond #1 2019

Bond Total $64,000,000

Carmel Park Improvements
Improvements to the following parks include updating the walking trails, lighting, aquatic features, Wifi/security, playgrounds, dog park, restrooms, parking lots and park entrances.
– Carey Grove Park
– Flowing Well Park
– Meadowlark Park
– West Park
– Central Park
– Inlow Park
– River Heritage Park
– Clay Township Children’s Pavilion at Coxhall Gradens
Mark Badger Park Fieldhouse
Monon Greenway Expansion
Japanese Garden Expansion
Fire Station Improvements
The CFD program includes new building to house fire department administrative offices and a fire department museum that will contain the “Survive Alive” education exhibit teaching young visitors about the dangers of fire and how to react in a fire emergency. In addition to this new HQ project several fire stations across the township will receive various interior and exterior facility renovations and equipment upgrades, including a new ladder truck.
– CFD Administration Building
– New Ladder truck
– Renovation of Fire Station 41
– Improvements to Fire Stations 42,43,44 & 46
Fiber Optic Ring Expansion
Clay Township Children’s Museum