Crooked Creek
Crooked Creek is a community on the northwest outskirts of downtown Indianapolis made up of diverse people, distinctive neighborhoods, and a revered history. For the purposes of the Great Indy Neighborhoods Initiative (GINI), the Crooked Creek area is bounded by 86th Street to the north; 38th Street to the south; Cooper, Guion, Rodebaugh, and Michigan on the west; and Ditch, Grandview and Michigan on the east.  The community is bisected by Michigan Road, a major transportation corridor that carries 40,000 commuters per day between downtown and the suburbs.

Nearly 33,000 people reside in Crooked Creek. Many have lived in the area all of their lives and others are newcomers and immigrants in search of good schools and reasonably priced urban housing with a suburban feel. Crooked Creek is also home to many key institutions and community organizations—the newest of which is the Crooked Creek Northwest CDC, the convening organization for GINI. Crooked Creek is an area with many active residents who care about where they live. Much valuable input and context for this plan came from those neighbors, including many who had not previously participated in this kind of effort. Over the past 12 months over 400 individuals took part in Crooked Creek’s quality-of-life planning process.

 
Maggie A. Lewis, MPA
Let's Improve the Neighborhoods of Crooked Creek (LINCC)
Director
9101 N. Wesleyan Rd. Ste. 301
Indianapolis, IN 46268
(317) 338-8460
letsimprovecc@sbcglobal.net 
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crookedcreekneighborhoods.org 
 
Publications

Quality of Life Plan Summary (PDF)
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Quality of Life Plan (PDF)

   
Design Charrette Storyboards (PDF)
News
Crooked Creek Resident Finds Inspiration and Collaboration (July 2008)

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