The GACC Community
The Greater Allisonville Community Council, Inc. (GACC) provides a neutral public forum for
members of the GACC community to discuss and and promote a synergy toward policy issues of
general concern to the Indianapolis region.
The Council's guiding philosophy is to work toward consensus among neighborhood groups, businesses, and local governments that are represented at GACC's public meetings.
The Council has been active since 1997, or over a dozen years, regarding matters of:
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zoning and land use
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transportation, including pedestrian ways, roadways, and rapid transit
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quality of life issues such as
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healthy life-styles
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environmental quality
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public safety
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beautification
GACC represents 22 neighborhood associations in northeast Marion County (city of Indianapolis) in an area bounded by 82nd Street on the north, Binford Boulevard on the east, Kessler Boulevard on the south, and White River/Keystone Avenue on the west.
The Greater Allisonville Community Council, Inc. is a 501 (c)(3) organization supported solely by membership dues and donations. It receives no tax monies or subsidies.