2019 Rocky Ripple Election Results

redmomr General Info, Officials

Thanks to the large voter turnout for the 2019 Rocky Ripple Town Council election.  The newly elected Rocky Ripple Town Council (serving 01-Jan-2020 through 31-Dec-2024) includes the following individuals:

Julie Smith, clerk/treasurer
Megan Hulland, town councilor
Mandy Redmond, town councilor
Randy Sanders, town councilor

Specifics can be found at the following location:
https://www.indy.gov/workflow/election-results

Thank you to all candidates that ran for office.  It is because we have people willing to step up that we are able to maintain this small vibrant town of ours.  Shout out also to Tamara Carr and crew that ran the Rocky Ripple quick and efficient polling location for this year’s election.

Townwide Thank You Carla and Fall Celebration/Pitch In

redmomr Community Association, Community Events

Sunday, October 27 at 3 pm
(Band starts playing at 4:30 pm)

Rocky Ripple Town Hall

Join us for a pitch in celebration to thank Carla Gaff Clark for 24 years of service to our community.  Community Association will provide the meat and vegetarian main dish option, as well as soft drinks, water, coffee and tea.

The Sax Pistols (residents Cathy and Steve Hurt’s band) will play from 4:30 – 6 pm or so. Bonfire along the river, weather permitting.

Sponsored by
Rocky Ripple Community Association

New RR Floodwall Advisory Committee Members Sought

redmomr Flood Protection, Flood Wall Project

Interested Rocky Ripple residents are sought to be a part of a new Rocky Ripple Town Council advisory committee for the Rocky Ripple floodwall project.

The mission of the Floodwall Advisory Committee will be to gather information from residents about what will make a positive or negative impact in regards to the established levee floodwall project and provide feedback for decision making to the Rocky Ripple Town Council.

The committee will provide advice, insight and guidance on floodwall issues to aid the town’s programs for the proposed floodwall and related initiatives. The committee will work with residents living along the wall where it is located on personal and public (Rocky Ripple) property to make the project as palatable as possible.  The charge also includes representation of the wants, thoughts and desires of residents living inside the town’s boundaries but not along the river; as well as the residents in the nine homes that have been left out of the project where riverbank stabilization is to also be a part of the project.

To review the full charter for this committee, click here:  Rocky Ripple Floodwall Advisory Committee Charter.

If you have questions about and/or are interested in being part of this committee, click here to contact a Rocky Ripple town councilor.

July 9th Rocky Ripple Town Board Meeting – Get Your Westfield Blvd Floodwall Questions Answered

redmomr Flood Wall Project, General Info, Meeting Notices

Mike Massonne, DPW project manager, will attend the July 9th Rocky Ripple Town Board meeting (7:30 pm Town Hall) to provide an update and answer questions on the Westfield Blvd. Alignment flood protection project, which is scheduled to be completed this year. Note this is to answer questions about the Westfield floodwall, not the Rocky Ripple floodwall project along the river, which has been approved by the City of Indianapolis as a project and is currently going through the bidding process.