Mapleton-Fall Creek Development Corporation

Hi Mid-North neighbors! Your input is needed! Indy Equity Collaborative is partnering with Mapleton-Fall Creek Development Corporation to assess the status of the early childhood education opportunities in the Mid-North community. The team is seeking the wisdom and expertise of residents and people who work/go to school in Mid-North to understand your experience with early childhood education. To learn more and sign-up to be part of these discussions, visit https://indyequity.org/mid-north-community-assessment-on-early-childhood-education/

MFCDC wishes you a happy new year! Read our first newsletter of 2023!

January Newsletter If you are getting behind on your bill, Indiana 211 is available for various forms of home assistance. You may be eligible for assistance on the natural gas portion of your bill from the Energy Assistance Program (EAP).

Happy Holidays! 2022's Historic Watson Park Neighborhood and McCord Park Luminaria Night will take place next Wednesday, Dec. 21, at 6pm.

Happy Holidays! 2022's Historic Watson Park Neighborhood and McCord Park Luminaria Night will take place next Wednesday, Dec. 21, at 6pm.

Here is the map for the Indianapolis Monumental Marathon race day traffic restrictions. Don’t forget to move your car accordingly. More information is provided on https://monumentalmarathon.com/races/resources/?fbclid=IwAR2l-pe2LK9AxVCzBxaEfShsk7hVHZAluFioWLGKHlhzCvGsWMMT91tg3F0

Read our September Newsletter and let us know if you would like to receive our monthly newsletters via email!

September Newsletter

New study released by the FHCCI finds that since 2020 Marion County rents have increased, and vacancy rates have decreased. The study found an average increase of $200 to $300 per month. By establishing more affordable housing units in the Mapleton Fall Creek area, MFCDC is working toward a more just and inclusive society.

Study finds increasing rents, shrinking vacancy in Marion County rental units - Indianapolis Business Journal The report released Monday from the Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana found a competitive housing market that benefits investors and corporations while causing troubles for lower-income renters, families and renters of color.