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Danville Town, Indiana Public Records

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Danville Town Courts

Speeding Tickets (Moving Violations) Payments should be made to the Hendricks County Clerk, located at the Courthouse in Danville.

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Danville Town City Clerk

DANVILLE TOWN HALL 49 North Wayne Street Danville, Indiana 46122 Phone: (317) 745-4180 Fax: (317) 745-3005 www.danvilleindiana.org.

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Danville Town at a glance

County
Hendricks County
County seat
Danville
Population
10,559
Hendricks County population
174,788
Local records
Hendricks County offices
ZIP codes
46122

About Danville Town public records

The law enforcement scene in Danville is anchored by the Danville Police Department. The department collaborates with the Hendricks County Sheriff’s Office to ensure effective policing across the county. Property records can be accessed through the Hendricks County Assessor, while court records are available via the Superior Court, which maintains full documentation of legal proceedings in the area.

Danville operates as a statutory town with a seven-member Town Council elected from four districts and three at-large seats. Candidate information and local ballot measures for town elections are available by contacting Danville Town Hall at 317-745-4180 or visiting the town website.

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Are Danville Town public records free?

Inspecting records is free under Indiana's Access to Public Records Act, which bars any charge just to look, and copies may not exceed 10 cents a page. MyCase court lookups are free, a certified Indiana birth certificate costs $10 and a death certificate $8 from the state, and county health departments set their own fees.

How do I request a Danville Town police report?

Ask the Danville police department records office for incident and crash reports if the town has its own force; otherwise the Hendricks County Sheriff's Office keeps reports for the area. Indiana State Police crash reports are sold online through BuyCrash, and local agencies must charge at least the state minimum $5 for a crash report.

Where can I search Danville Town court cases?

Cases filed in Hendricks County are heard by the circuit and superior courts for the county, and the Hendricks County Circuit Court Clerk keeps the files. MyCase, the Indiana courts' public portal, searches cases from nearly every county free.

Where do I find property deeds, ownership and tax records?

Deeds, mortgages and liens are recorded by the Hendricks County Recorder. The Hendricks County Assessor sets property values, the county auditor keeps the tax rolls, and the Hendricks County Treasurer mails tax bills and collects payments.

Who issues Danville Town birth, death and marriage certificates?

Birth and death certificates are sold at the local health department in the county where the event happened, often the same day, or by mail and VitalChek from the Indiana Department of Health, which has no walk-in service. Marriage records are kept by the clerk of the circuit court where the license was issued.

Can I search another person’s Indiana criminal history by name?

Yes. The Indiana State Police Limited Criminal History search returns Indiana felony and class A misdemeanor arrests by name online for a fee. MyCase also shows criminal court cases by name free.

How quickly must an Indiana agency respond to a public-records request?

Indiana agencies must respond within 24 hours to a request made in person or by phone and within seven days to a mailed, faxed or emailed request under the Access to Public Records Act. The records themselves must then be produced within a reasonable time.

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