Marion County, IN Report Date: August 10, 2026

Housing & Neighborhood Health Complete Report

Source: CCA August report.pdf Coverage: 22 Census Tracts

Total Active Pending Orders

293 Pages 1–22

Housing & Trash Citations Active

Active Court Cases

75 Pages 23–25

Court 33 / Division 33 Dockets

Top Repeat Holding

AP Meridian Hills

32+ Open Citation Orders

Primary Property Type

Multi-Family

Occupied Apartment Complexes

Violation Code Distribution

HSG vs TRA

Concentration of Open Orders by Corporate Landlords

Audit Total

Breakdown by Property Use Classification

Apartment / Occupied HSG

HVAC failure, structural disrepair, plumbing leaks, pest infestation.

House / Occupied HSG / TRA

Roof damage, exterior maintenance, unpermitted work.

Vacant Structure TRA / HSG

Unsecured access, fire hazard, illegal dumping ground.

Vacant Lot TRA

Overgrown weeds, tall grass, illegal debris dumping.

Commercial / Occupied HSG / TRA

Perimeter maintenance, refuse accumulation, structural compliance.

1

Targeted Institutional Landlord Enforcement

A small cluster of multi-family LLCs accounts for a disproportionate percentage of total housing code violations. Systemic remedies, court injunctions, or receiverships should be evaluated for multi-unit properties like AP Meridian Hills and AP Creekside.

2

Expedited Resolution of Legacy Backlog

Cases lingering since 2019–2023 (e.g., Central Ave, Michigan Rd, Gateway Dr) require specialized legal review to clear dockets, trigger default judgments, or execute direct abatement cleanups.

3

Neighborhood Stabilization Sweeps

Census tracts with high concentrations of both occupied apartment housing citations and vacant lot trash violations should be prioritized for joint multi-departmental sweeps and community cleanup interventions.