Where do Brownsburg permits go?
To the town's Development Services department. Applicants register on its portal at citizenserve.com/brownsburg.
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Brownsburg's New Downtown, Main Street Plans and Reagan Parkway
Brownsburg built a new downtown a few blocks north of its old center at Main and Green streets. North Green Street is the town's main north-south road, and South Green Street is State Road 267. The Lions Club's July 4th Extravaganza is a multi-night carnival at Arbuckle Acres Park, with food, rides and games each evening.
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- Brownsburg is a town in Hendricks County, on the west side of the Indianapolis area. It was founded in 1835. Wikipedia
- 46112 is the Brownsburg ZIP code in Hendricks County. The town's own Town Hall address uses it. ZipCodesToGo
- Hendricks County counted 174,788 people in the 2020 Census. Indiana Business Research Center estimates show it kept growing through 2025, among the faster-growing counties in the state. IU News
Downtown Brownsburg and North Green Street
- Over three years, Brownsburg used town funds and private developer money to build a new downtown a few blocks north of the old one. New buildings and infrastructure went up along or near North Green Street, the town's main north-south road, driven by the town's 2012 comprehensive plan. Indianapolis Business Journal
- The Arbuckle, the largest downtown project, opened in October 2018. It added 210 apartments and townhouses, 7,600 square feet of ground-floor retail and a 400-space parking garage. Inside Indiana Business
- Brownsburg Town Center is a four-story building with 11,000 square feet of ground-floor retail and 170 apartments above. The town financed its 212-space parking garage. Indianapolis Business Journal
- Arbuckle Acres Park is at 200 North Green Street, and Town Hall is at 61 North Green Street. The park hosts the Lions Club July 4th Extravaganza, and Town Hall and its Town Hall Green are the town's fireworks viewing area. Town of Brownsburg
Main Street, Northfield Drive and South Green Street
- In October 2021 the Town Council adopted a Streetscape Design plan for Main Street from Green Street to Northfield Drive. It calls for beautification, traffic calming, continuous sidewalks and modern crosswalks. Town of Brownsburg
- The town's Comprehensive Plan treats Northfield Drive as a future beltway around Brownsburg. Town of Brownsburg
- South Green Street is State Road 267, the highway running south from downtown Brownsburg. WTHR
- The Green Street and Airport Road intersection closed for a roundabout in 2022. The official detour sent traffic along County Road 300 to the south, Hornaday Road to the east and Main Street to the north. Brownsburg Sentinel
- During that closure, a South Green Street furniture and home decor shop told WTHR its business was down 55 to 60 percent. Owners said the detour lacked signs, and a usual five-minute trip took an extra 15 to 20 minutes. WTHR
Interstate 74, Ronald Reagan Parkway and county roads
- The town's Location page highlights two local interchanges on Interstate 74, Brownsburg's main interstate link toward Indianapolis. Town of Brownsburg
- The town calls Ronald Reagan Parkway its industrial and distribution corridor. It links Brownsburg from I-74 to I-70 and Indianapolis International Airport. Town of Brownsburg
- The Ronald Reagan Logistics Center is a two-phase logistics and distribution park with direct I-74 access. Phase one has four buildings totaling 1,411,800 square feet, one finished in June 2022 and three in fall 2022. Town of Brownsburg
- A single-lane roundabout is planned at East County Road 300 North and North County Road 900 East to replace the all-way stop there. The project includes multi-use paths and has grant funding. Town of Brownsburg
Lions Club July 4th, fireworks and drag racing
- The Brownsburg Lions Club's July 4th Extravaganza is a multi-night carnival at Arbuckle Acres Park. It has food, rides and games each evening in the days leading up to and including the Fourth. Brownsburg Lions Club
- The 2026 Lions Club July 4 parade started at 10 am with more than 65 floats, including vintage vehicles, tractors and horses. It lined up on O'Dell, headed west on Tilden from Brownsburg High School, then went north on Green Street to Enderly Avenue. Brownsburg Lions Club
- The town's 2026 July 4 fireworks started at 10 pm from Lincolnwood Park, west of downtown, so they may not have been visible from Arbuckle Acres. Public viewing was downtown and on the Town Hall Green, with live music, yard games and food trucks at Town Hall from 7:30 pm. Town of Brownsburg
- The NHRA U.S. Nationals, called the Big Go, runs every year through Labor Day weekend at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park, the Brownsburg-area drag strip. The town lists it on its own events calendar. Visit Hendricks County
Sign rules, zoning review and the Chamber
- Sign rules sit in the Brownsburg Unified Development Ordinance, and the town's Planning and Zoning staff handle them. Check with that office before you order a sign. Town of Brownsburg
- Current reported on August 3, 2026 that Brownsburg is reviewing its zoning rules under a new Indiana housing law. Current
- The Greater Brownsburg Chamber of Commerce says it has more than 300 active members, a mix of businesses, individuals and civic organizations. It runs an online member business directory. Greater Brownsburg Chamber of Commerce
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