Resources
Indianapolis Mayor’s Action Center
Get involved in keeping Millersville, clean, safe and beautiful. If you see something that needs attention, say something! It’s easy to report an issue or request a service from the city. From help with potholes to tall weeds to illegal trash dumping, hundreds of city services are just a click or a phone call away.
- Use RequestIndy online or from your mobile device
- Call 317-327-4MAC (4622) to reach the Mayor’s Action Center (MAC)
- Find additional service information at Mayor’s Action Center Services
Additional contacts:
Traffic-related issues: You can submit a traffic complaint online to report speeding and other unsafe and illegal traffic activity, illegal parking, etc.
Dumped trash: If you see it, report it two ways:
- Call 317-327-4MAC (4622) – the Mayor’s Action Center (MAC)
- Please also call 317-327-2281 or email: [email protected]
Potholes: Report to Request Indy and call the Mayor’s Action Center (MAC) at 317-327-4MAC (4622). We need to get a lot of people to report trouble spots. Check the Indy Pothole Viewer for status.
Animal Control: Report issues to Request Indy or call 317-327-1397
Report recurring problems or specific trouble spots to our IMPD North District and East District crime watch specialists:
> Gerardo Becerra (North District) at 317-327-3781 or email: [email protected]
> Steve Talley (East District) at 317-327-6265 or email: [email protected]
City-County Council representatives for Millersville
Millersville neighborhoods are represented by elected City-County Councillors who are responsible for adopting budgets, levying taxes and authorizing funding for Indianapolis and Marion County operations, as well as enacting, repealing or amending local laws. The Council also appoints members to certain boards and commissions that serve our community in various areas.
- District 3: Dan Boots
- District 8: Ron Gibson
- District 9: Keith Graves
Mayor’s Neighborhood Advocates
Wish you could talk directly with someone in city government about community concerns and your suggestions? You can!
Contact our Mayor’s Neighborhood Advocate. His job is to connect us with city planning and help us leverage city and nonprofit resources, neighborhood assets and corporate funds to improve neighborhood quality of life here in Millersville.
