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80 N 8th Street, Indiana,
Pennsylvania
Office (724) 465-6691
Fax (724) 463-4177
Indiana Borough has many assets including its status as the historical seat of county government, regional center of business and commerce, home of Indiana University of Pennsylvania, and the birthplace of actor Jimmy Stewart. Thank you for visiting our site. We hope you find that it really is a "Wonderful Life" in Indiana, Pennsylvania.
The Borough of Indiana, Downtown Indiana Inc., Indiana County and
Indiana University of Pennsylvania have entered into cooperative
agreements and are collaborating on various Renaissance Initiatives
are targeted at enhancing economic development, job creation, housing,
and quality of life in the community. As of this time, the
Renaissance Initiatives shown above are in various stages of
implementation ranging from planning (Elm Street Neighborhood Area
and Downtown Parking Garage) to design (Downtown Streetscape
Phase One and Regional Convocational Center) to construction (I.U.P.
Student Housing). A key initiative of the Renaissance
Project is the "Traditional Neighborhood Development (TND) Overlay
Zone". Adopted by Borough Council in 2006 as part of its zoning
ordinance, the TND Overlay Zone establishes areas for high quality,
mixed-use, pedestrian-oriented development and capital improvements
in the vicinity of the IUP campus and Elm Street Neighborhood.

It's a Wonderful Life is a 1946 American film produced and directed by Frank Capra and based on the short story, "The Greatest Gift" written by Philip Van Doren Stern.
Please visit the James Stewart Museum at 845 Philadelphia St, Indiana, PA. Also visit www.jimmy.org for more details. Visit Google films to watch the original movie http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4867975537967299162

Rendering of Entrance to Vinegar Hill after 7th Street improvements

Rendering of Traditional Neighborhood Development (TND) Zone

Elm Street Project Area

Road Diets involve conversion of four lane undivided roads into three lanes. The roadway consists of two curbside through lanes and an inside two-way left-turn lane. The “missing” fourth lane has been converted to wider travel and parking lanes.

All during April, the system will be open for review and testing. During this time, the public is invited to submit comments, suggestion, or concerns. You may email the Borough and submit your comments by following this link
location of Borough Municipal building - 80 N 8th Street