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Archived since: Sep, 2020
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The former Indiana Office of Tourism Development (IOTD) was created under I.C. 5-29-2 and operates under the leadership of the Lt. Governor. IOTD is dedicated to enhancing the economic vitality of Indiana through leadership and resource support to the Indiana travel industry for awareness-building, tourism-related product development and job creation.
Subject: Government - US States, Society & Culture, Tourist trade , Culture, Commerce
Archived since: Jul, 2020
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The goal of the Indiana Horse Racing Commission is the promotion and regulation of breeding racehorses and ensuring that pari-mutual wagering on horse races in Indiana will be conducted with the highest of standards and the greatest level of integrity.
Subject: Government - US States, Society & Culture, Revenue, Tourist trade , Business enterprises
Creator: Indiana Horse Racing Commission
Archived since: Aug, 2020
Description:
This page is maintained and dedicated to the acting Lieutenant Governor of Indiana. The office of lieutenant Governor was created by Article 5, Sec. 2 of the Indiana Constitution. The term of office is four years, the same as that of the governor. Candidates for lieutenant governor are nominated at an annual party convention. The party's nominees for governor and lieutenant governor then run as a team, ensuring that those elected will be of the same political party and governing philosophy. Under the Indiana Constitution, the lieutenant governor is charged with presiding over the Senate during its session, as well as casting deciding votes in the event of a tie. In addition, the lieutenant governor is charged with assuming the role of governor if the sitting governor becomes unable to fulfill the duties of office or if the office falls vacant due to death.
Subject: Government - US States, Politics & Elections, Rural development, Housing, Agriculture, Tourist trade , Legislators, Government policy
Creator: Indiana Lieutenant Governor
Archived since: Apr, 2020
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The mission of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources is to protect, enhance, preserve, and wisely use natural, cultural, and recreational resources for the benefit of Indiana's citizens through professional leadership, management, and education. To satisfy such a broad and diverse responsibility, the Department is divided into two distinct areas of responsibility: the Regulatory Management Team; and, the Land Management Team. The Regulatory Management Team consists of the Divisions of Water; Entomology and Plant Pathology; Historic Preservation and Archaeology; Reclamation; and Oil and Gas. Outdoor recreation and land management programs are housed within the Land Management Team. That unit consists of State Parks; Nature Preserves; Land Acquisition; Fish and Wildlife; Outdoor Recreation and Forestry.
Subject: Government - US States, Science & Health, Soils, Industry, Education, Natural gas, Law enforcement, History, Conservation of natural resources, Natural resources, Fishing, Forests and forestry, Land use, Hunting, Outdoor recreation, Rivers, Public lands, Environmental law, Hazardous wastes, Bridges, Pests, Horticulture, Culture, Parks, Tourist trade , Environmental protection, Grants
Archived since: Sep, 2020
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The Wabash River Heritage Corridor Commission was authorized with the passage of House Enrolled Act 1382 by the 1991 Indiana General Assembly. The current applicable Indiana Code, IC 14-13-6, was amended by the 1997 and 2005 General Assemblies. Mission - The Wabash River Heritage Corridor Commission, representing the Wabash River Heritage Corridor, shall protect and enhance the natural, cultural, historical, and recreational resources and encourage sustainable development of the corridor.
Subject: Government - US States, Tourist trade , Land use, Environmental protection, Rivers, Natural resources
Archived since: Aug, 2020
Description:
The Indiana War Memorial Plaza Historic District, in the heart of downtown Indianapolis, is composed of predominantly Neoclassical buildings and structures, landscaped open space, and sculptural ensembles. The district is flanked on the west by Meridian Street, the primary north-south route running through the center of the city and on the east by Pennsylvania Street. Because of its location between two primary north-south traffic arteries, the Plaza provides a monumental entrance to the Indianapolis business district from the north. The plaza, along with the Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Monument, two blocks to the south, and the USS Indianapolis Memorial, the Medal of Honor Memorial and the 9/11 Memorial on the Canal, comprise the holdings of the Indiana War Memorial Commission.
Subject: Government - US States, Society & Culture, Tourist trade , Museums
Creator: Indiana War Memorials
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