Frequently Asked Questions

Common code violations include right-of-way obstructions such as blocking a sidewalk or alley, growth of grass or weeds over 8 inches, and unlawful accumulations of debris.

Town streets are considered public property and are free for anyone to use if on-street parking is permitted. If a car is parked on a street that has a "No Parking" sign, please report it to the Brownsburg Police non-emergency number at 317-852-1109.

Boats, trailers, RVs, and other pull-behind vehicles are required to be parked on a paved surface at the side or rear of the home. No part of the vehicle may extend past the home’s front façade. Parking on the street or in a driveway that extends past the front of the home is not permitted except for loading and unloading purposes not exceeding six days. At no time should a stored RV or camper be used for living or sleeping. Your Homeowners Association may have more restrictions.

The best first step is to call the code enforcement officer named on the notice. He or she will discuss the violations with you and work out a timeline for it to be fixed. You may request additional time if progress is being made. However, some problems are serious and may require immediate correction. Ignoring the notice may result in fines and penalties.

Private property line issues are a civil matter between the private parties. A survey may be needed to establish the property line.

Hens are permitted in some residential zones; please see the table below for details. Your Homeowners Association may have additional restrictions.

View the zoning ordinance.

You can find the Sign Standards in the Town’s Municipal Code. Search "sign standards" in the Quick Search box and the ordinance number is 155.295.

Contact Development Services with questions about Town Ordinances at 852-1120 x1113

Mailing Address
31 N Green Street
Brownsburg, IN 46112

Brownsburg Town Court is located at the northeast corner of Highway 136 (Main Street) and SR 267 (Green Street), inside the Brownsburg Police Department. We are across the street from Walgreens. Public parking and entrance is on the west side of the building.

For infraction tickets, the Hendricks County Prosecutor’s Office offers a deferral program for those who qualify. You will need to contact that office at hcpotraffic@co.hendricks.in.us  for more information. If your ticket was issued as a local ordinance violation, you will need to contact the town attorney at (317) 237-3833. There are also several Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) approved defensive driving courses available.

There are two town courts and one superior court in Hendricks County that tickets are filed in. You will need to call each of the numbers below to determine which court has your ticket on file.

• Brownsburg Phone: (317) 852-1192
• Hendricks County Clerk Phone: (317) 745-9231
• Plainfield Phone: (317) 838-3710

If you were pulled over in Hendricks County your ticket can be filed in one of several courts. Although there is some limitation, officers are typically allowed to choose which court their tickets are filed in. It is not unusual for someone to be ticketed in Plainfield but have to respond to Brownsburg Town Court.

Court is held on Wednesdays at 1 pm (there is no court on the fifth Wednesday of the month). Doors open for check-in at approximately 12:30 pm. We do not hold court any other day of the week.

The Judge calls cases at his own discretion. Do not ask to have your case called first. Everyone needs to arrive on time and expect to be present in court until 4 pm.

You can contact Capital Recovery Systems to pay directly through them. They can be reached at (800) 693-6835 or online.

No, we do not accept partial payments, but the Court can give you time to make your full payment at a later date.

There is a $25 late fee for all tickets not paid by the date assigned by the court, and any unpaid fines and court costs will be sent to an outside collections agency for action. Further, if you fail to pay your ticket or fail to appear at your court date, the Town Court will notify the Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) to suspend your driver’s license.

No. Cell phones, cameras, personal digital assistants (PDAs), electronic books, beepers, and any devices that are capable of audio and/or visual recording are not permitted in the courtroom. 

Electronic devices are not permitted in the courtroom. Any pictures, text messages or any other digitally-stored item you wish to present as evidence or introduce into the court's record must be provided in hard copy. 

In criminal matters, a translator will be provided. Notify court staff with your request, and a translator will be available via the language line. In civil matters, circumstances will dictate the necessity of such service and whether the court will provide one. 

• Alcohol 
• Ammunition 
• Batons 
• Brass knuckles 
• Box cutters 
• Cell phones 
• Knives 
• CO2 canister 
  Corkscrew 
• Darts 
• Firearms 
• Flammable liquids 
• Glass containers Ice picks 
• Letter openers 
• Lock picks 
• Mace 
• Razors 
• Scissors 
• Stun gun 
• Syringes 
• Taser 
• Tools 
• Toy guns 

Any other items deemed prohibited by Court Security

Contact the Utility Billing Office at 317-852-1102. Our hours are Monday through Friday, 8 am to 4 pm.

Contact the Utility Department at 317-852-1102, a work order will be created for the Water Field Office.

We will need a copy of your driver's license, a copy of your lease agreement (if renting), and a meter deposit is required. The Utility Application is a available online and also is available at the Utility Office.

The Utility Department will work with customers who are having problems paying their bill. You must call and make arrangements before the due date. Arrangements need to be reasonable, so that the account does not get too high or too old. Once the water has been shut off, it is too late to make arrangements.

Bills are due on or before the 17th of each month.

Permits are required and fees must be paid prior to installation. Contact the Utility Department 24 hours prior to scheduling an appointment. A water meter deposit is required before an appointment can be scheduled.

Our office is located inside of the Town Hall at 61 N Green Street, Brownsburg, IN 46112. We are happy to help you at our drive-up window located on the back of Town Hall off of Adams Street.

Credit card payments can be made online through a third party, Official Payments. There is an additional $4.95 processing fee. The Town of Brownsburg does not receive any portion of the service fee. Visit Brownsburg Utility to set up an account.

Contact the Utility Department at 317-852-1102, a work order will be created for the Water Field Office.

The Stormwater Utility is designed to provide a broad range of services related to stormwater quantity and quality such as public education, storm system maintenance, inspections, management, reducing the amount of stormwater pollution associated with illegal connections and discharges and public drainage improvements throughout the Town. These services might not directly affect your individual site at a given time, but these services must be broadly funded from all parcel owners within the Town to collectively have a positive effect on stormwater and water quality.

Equivalent Residential Units (ERUs) are used to assess the Stormwater Utility. It was determined that the average residential lot has a total of 2,900 square feet of impervious surfaces. An impervious surface is any surface that prevents water from penetrating the ground. Examples include buildings, driveways, parking lots, concrete surfaces, paved areas, gravel areas, tanks and any other features that do not allow rainfall to soak into the ground. The average square footage of impervious surface area is known as an equivalent residential unit.

Each residential property within the Town is charged for one ERU per month at a pre-defined rate. Non-residential properties are also charged based on the amount of impervious surface on their property. The total amount of impervious surface area on a non-residential parcel of land is divided by 2900 square feet (one ERU) to determine the number of ERU’s associated with a given parcel. These properties are then charged a pre-defined rate per ERU per month. For example, a commercial property with 11,600 square feet of impervious area would be charged for 4 ERUs (11,600 square feet / 2,900 square feet) and would pay a monthly stormwater utility fee of four times the residential rate.

The Town’s authority for collecting the Stormwater Utility is found in Chapter 56 of the Town of Brownsburg’s Code of Ordinances and Indiana Code 36-9-23.

All properties within the Town of Brownsburg are subject to the stormwater utility.

Yes. Town residents currently paying ditch or other assessments to Hendricks County will continue to pay for those assessments. The Hendricks County Surveyor’s Office is responsible for the maintenance of County Regulated Drains, even when they are within the Town. Monies from the County Regulated drain assessments are paid solely to the County for management of regulated drains under their jurisdiction. Monies from the Stormwater Utility is solely for the management and maintenance of Town owned and operated stormwater facilities, infrastructure, and programs.

During dry weather, the traps in your drains or sinks can dry out allowing gases to be released into your home. This often seems to happen with basement drains. Try adding some water to all of your drains. If the odor does not go away, If it is during normal business hours, please call the Wastewater Treatment Plant at 317-852-1114 or the Utility Billing Office at 317-852-1102. You will need to actually speak to a person to ensure that your sewage issue is addressed - do not leave a message. If it is after hours, please call 911 and they will dispatch the appropriate personnel. Be prepared to provide your name, telephone number, and address.

There are many items that should not go down your drains. Please do not put household hazardous waste, anything plastic, toys, anything metal, oils and greases, cat litter, or baby wipes down your drain. The household hazardous waste can endanger lives and upset the treatment plant processes when dumped down the drain. The other items listed can cause blockages in your sewer lateral, the sewer main, or damage pumps and motors. These items are ultimately screened out at the treatment plant and put in the trash. So please plan on recycling them or disposing of them in your trash at home. Thank you!

Inflow is the water that enters a sanitary sewer system as the result of connections that allow stormwater or snow melt to enter the sanitary sewer system. In Brownsburg, the majority of the sanitary sewers and stormwater sewers are operated separately. If someone in one of these separated areas connects their gutters or sump pumps to the sanitary sewer instead of the storm sewer, it could cause flooding and backups of the sanitary sewer system. Furthermore, it is illegal to connect stormwater into the sanitary sewer system.

The Brownsburg Wastewater Treatment Plant is considered a large facility with a Class IV classification determined by the Indiana Department of Environmental Management. The current average daily design capacity is rated at 5.25 million gallons per day. 

Sewer laterals are considered private lines in Brownsburg. Therefore, it is the property owner’s responsibility to maintain the sewer lateral from the sewer main to their house. Tree near the sewer lateral will send out roots that can penetrate pipes and cause line blockages. This is especially prevalent in clay lines. Lateral cleaning should be completed on a regular basis. Sewer laterals do not last forever and will need replaced.

If this occurs during normal business hours, please call the Wastewater Treatment Plant at 317-852-1114, or call the Utility Billing Office at 317-852-1102. You will need to actually speak to a person to ensure that your sewage issue will be addressed. Leaving a message will not address the issue. If this occurs outside of normal business hours, please call 911 and they will dispatch the appropriate personnel. Be prepared to provide your name, address and phone number.

If this occurs during normal business hours, please call the Wastewater Treatment Plant at 317-852-1114 or call the Utility Billing Office at 317-852-1102. You will need to speak to a live person to address the issue. Leaving a message will not address the issue. If it is outside normal business hours, please call 911 and dispatch will address the appropriate personnel to fix the matter. Be prepared to provide your name, address and phone number.

Many of the lift stations are connected to a wireless alarm system. Please do not attempt to stop the alarms. If the audible alarm has not been stopped by town personnel within 30 minutes, please call again to verify that someone has responded to the alarm.

If this occurs during normal business hours, please call the Wastewater Treatment Plant at 317-852-1114 or call the Utility Billing Office at 317-852-1102. You will need to speak to a live person to ensure your problem is addressed appropriately. Leaving a messing will not address the issue. If this occurs outside normal business hours, please call 911 and they will dispatch the appropriate personnel. Be prepared to provide your name, address and phone number. Please check your sewer system first to verify that your lateral is working properly. There could be charges applied to your utility bill for call outs on a private lateral issue.

If the blockage failure is upstream of the wye on your lateral, you are responsible for clearing the line. If there is a failure at the wye or further downstream, it will be in the best interest for all parties to work together and repair the line.

Any commercial establishment that prepares food should have a grease trap. This also includes any commercial business and catering service activity conducted within a residential or commercial-zoned property.

Inflow sources include:

• Catch basins
• Field tiles
• Foundation/crawl space sump pumps
• Gutter and downspout connections
• Patio drains

Yes, sources of stormwater and inflow should be routed to the nearest stormwater outlet in your area. Alternatives to reducing stormwater discharges into combined sewer areas where separate stormwater sewers do not exist include installing rain containment systems (rain barrels) or rain gardens.

A sewer lateral that is not maintained will likely fail and back up onto your property, which can cause damage and is a health issue.

Yes, Brownsburg has combined sewers in the older sections of Town. Brownsburg also has one permitted combined sewer overflow channel that can discharge partially treated, mixed-stormwater and sanitary sewage into White Lick Creek. Brownsburg completed a storage tank in 2010 to reduce the likelihood of combined sewage overflows in the future.

Equivalent Residential Units (ERUs) are used to assess the Stormwater Utility. It was determined that the average residential lot has a total of 2,900 square feet of impervious surfaces. An impervious surface is any surface that prevents water from penetrating the ground. Examples include buildings, driveways, parking lots, concrete surfaces, paved areas, gravel areas, tanks and any other features that do not allow rainfall to soak into the ground. The average square footage of impervious surface area is known as an equivalent residential unit.

Each residential property within the Town is charged for one ERU per month at a pre-defined rate. Non-residential properties are also charged based on the amount of impervious surface on their property. The total amount of impervious surface area on a non-residential parcel of land is divided by 2900 square feet (one ERU) to determine the number of ERU’s associated with a given parcel. These properties are then charged a pre-defined rate per ERU per month. For example, a commercial property with 11,600 square feet of impervious area would be charged for 4 ERUs (11,600 square feet / 2,900 square feet) and would pay a monthly stormwater utility fee of four times the residential rate.

The Town’s authority for collecting the Stormwater Utility is found in Chapter 56 of the Town of Brownsburg’s Code of Ordinances and Indiana Code 36-9-23.

The Stormwater Utility is designed to provide a broad range of services related to stormwater quantity and quality such as public education, storm system maintenance, inspections, management, reducing the amount of stormwater pollution associated with illegal connections and discharges and public drainage improvements throughout the Town. These services might not directly affect your individual site at a given time, but these services must be broadly funded from all parcel owners within the Town to collectively have a positive effect on stormwater and water quality.

All properties within the Town of Brownsburg are subject to the stormwater utility.

Yes. Town residents currently paying ditch or other assessments to Hendricks County will continue to pay for those assessments. The Hendricks County Surveyor’s Office is responsible for the maintenance of County Regulated Drains, even when they are within the Town. Monies from the County Regulated drain assessments are paid solely to the County for management of regulated drains under their jurisdiction. Monies from the Stormwater Utility is solely for the management and maintenance of Town owned and operated stormwater facilities, infrastructure, and programs.

Residents should receive a sewer cleaning notice that explains what to expect while their sewers are being cleaned. Some simple tips to keep in mind are to close toilet lids, remove sewer clean out caps, and make sure the sewer vent is working properly. Sewer cleanings are usually done in a day but sometimes may take more due to sewer conditions.

Any questions regarding hiring should be directed to the Chief of Support Services at 317-852-1106.

The Brownsburg Police Department is a 24hr operation. The administrative offices are open from 8:00 am to 4 pm. Monday through Friday.  Wednesday 8:00AM - 6:00PM. Administrative offices are closed on holidays.

Minimum Requirements - Police Officer 

All persons seeking employment with the Brownsburg Police Department, as a law enforcement officer must: 

• Agree to and execute the Police Officer Training Agreement as directed by the Board of Police Commission wherein the new hire agrees to reimburse the department for training expenses incurred during their first thirty-six months of employment if separation were to occur within that timeframe and under circumstances where repayment would be applicable
• Be at least 21 years of age and comply with PERF age requirements
• Be declared in satisfactory psychological and emotional health by a psychologist, who is licensed by the Indiana State Board of Examiners of Psychologists
• Be fingerprinted and subjected to a search of local, state, and national records and fingerprint files
• Be a resident of Hendricks county or a contiguous county of Hendricks County, Indiana, or become a resident within one year of employment
• Be subject to a thorough background investigation and personal interviews by Brownsburg Police Department personnel
• Be a United States citizen
• Demonstrate good general medical health as determined by a medical doctor, who is licensed by the Indiana State Board of Medical Examiners, and physical performance testing
• Demonstrate honesty and integrity, by successfully completing a pre-employment background investigation, truth verification testing, and drug testing
• Demonstrate reading and comprehension skills in the English language through interviews and written testing
• Have never had a commission or law enforcement officer license denied by final order or revoked
• If served in the armed forces of any country, demonstrate stability, reliability, and integrity, by having an Honorable or General Discharge. Acceptance of a General Discharge is dependent upon honorable circumstances and a letter of explanation must be attached to the application
• Never been convicted of any family violence offense
• Never have been convicted of a felony or currently under indictment for any criminal offense
• Not be currently on suspension, or have a voluntary surrender of a law enforcement license currently in effect
• Not be prohibited by state or federal law from possessing firearms or ammunition
• Possess a valid Indiana Driver’s License; 5.Have a high school diploma or GED, with official transcripts, obtained
• Successfully complete all required training as established by the Indiana Law Enforcement Training Board

All Brownsburg Fire Territory firefighters are trained to handle medical emergencies. In some areas, paramedics are assigned to the engines. In some instances, a fire engine can get to the scene of an emergency faster than an ambulance.

A “Standard Response Plan” is utilized on all responses. The system is a predesignated formula that determines the amount and type of equipment sent to the incident. If these units are not needed, they are released by the Incident Commander.

The four basic steps in creating an escape plan for your home includes: drawing a map of your home; agreeing on a meeting place; practicing your escape plan; and making sure your drill is realistic.

Assure that you have a well defined escape plan. Make sure that people who are confined to a wheelchair have immediate access to their wheelchair when an emergency occurs.

Homeowners should buy an extinguisher that can handle Class A-B-C fires. This type of extinguisher is designed to extinguish fires that usually occur in homes.

Smoke detectors should be placed outside each sleeping area and on every level of the home, including the basement. On floors without bedrooms, detectors should be installed in or near living areas. Remember to test smoke detectors regularly.

Firefighters are very concerned about running over firehoses because the hose can be damaged and any firefighter at the end of a nozzle will have the water supply interrupted and possibly cause injuries or even death. Any hose that is driven over without protection has to be taken out of service immediately until it can be tested.

You will need to get out of the house and then call 9-1-1 for the Fire Department from outside of the house or from a neighbor’s house. The use of a phone could cause the gas to ignite if you called from inside the house

In addition to fighting fires, firefighters also respond to a wide variety of other emergencies. Emergency medical calls actually make up around 80% of the incidents that fire departments respond to. Other types of emergencies include hazardous materials releases, technical rescues, fire alarms, and other calls for public assistance. Besides emergency responses, firefighters spend a large amount of time, cleaning and maintaining their equipment, doing routine inspections, and training for all the different types of incidents they respond to.

When it is safe to do so, you should pull to the right and stop until all emergency vehicles have safely passed.

We recommend you change the batteries in your smoke detectors every 6 months. An easy way to remember is to change batteries when you reset your clocks for daylight savings time.

Fire engines and ladder trucks are supported by taxpayer revenues and there is no charge for these pieces of equipment.

The Brownsburg Fire Territory charges for emergency medical services and can bill your insurance directly.  See EMS Billing page for more information.

If you have reason to believe that a person is setting or has just set a fire, call 9-1-1 immediately. Be prepared to describe the suspect, including physical features and clothing.

Summer camp registration opens in January. Be sure to sign up as soon as registration opens, as this program fills up quickly! Visit our registration site here to get started!

Weekly Themed Programming: Engaging activities centered around exciting themes, sparking creativity and curiosity.

Outdoor Adventures: A perfect mix of play and learning as we visit a local park every week, encouraging outdoor exploration and active participation.

Local Field Trips: Educational and entertaining excursions to enhance your child's summer experience.

Special Guest Visitors: Surprise visits from inspiring individuals to add an extra layer of excitement and enrichment.

Spirit Days: Campers embrace themed activities and dress in creative ways to celebrate the week’s theme.

Yes! When you register for camp online, you will be given the choice to pay in full or to set up a payment plan. If you opt for a payment plan, you will need to pay a non-refundable deposit upfront to reserve your child’s spot. The remaining camp fees will be due the Monday prior to week of camp that you registered for.

We recommend that parents ensure their child is well-prepared for the Camp experience by packing the following items:

Comfortable Clothing: Pack weather-appropriate clothing, including layers for varying conditions.

Footwear: Sturdy and comfortable closed-toe shoes suitable for outdoor activities.

Sun Protection: Apply sunscreen before camp and provide additional sunscreen for reapplication during the day. A hat and sunglasses are also recommended.

Water Bottle: Hydration is essential, so please send a reusable water bottle labeled with your child's name.

Lunch: Pack a nutritious lunch for your child. Please be mindful of any food allergies or dietary restrictions your child may have.

Snacks: Include healthy snacks to keep your child energized throughout the day.

Backpack: A small backpack for carrying personal items and any crafts or projects they create.

Medication: If your child requires any medication, please provide clear instructions and the necessary dosage in a labeled container.

At our camp, we cater to a range of age groups, ensuring a tailored and engaging experience for each participant. Our programs are designed for:

• Explorers (Ages 6-8):
  • Tailored activities and guidance for our youngest adventurers, fostering a love for nature and exploration.
• Pathfinders (Ages 9-12):
  • Exciting and age-appropriate adventures, promoting teamwork, skill development, and personal growth.
• Trailblazers (Ages 12-15):
  • Specialized experiences for older campers, emphasizing leadership, advanced outdoor skills, and a sense of accomplishment.

Drop Off Hours: 7:30 AM to 9 AM 

Core Programming hours: 9 AM to 3 PM

Pick-Up Hours: 3 PM-5:30 PM

Parents/guardians who intend to drop their child off at camp outside of these designated times must call ahead to make a check-in/check-out appointment.

Crossroads Elementary School
4153 E Northfield Dr, Brownsburg, IN

• Look for the clearly marked summer camp sign to guide you.

For the safety of participants and staff, all program doors are locked for the duration of the program hours. Parents/guardians are required to escort the participant to and from the program entrance to sign-in and sign-out each day.

Photo Identification Verification:

As part of our commitment to the safety of all campers, we reserve the right to request identification from any adult picking up a child whom our staff may not immediately recognize or know. This precautionary measure ensures that only authorized individuals are permitted to pick-up campers, contributing to a secure environment. We appreciate your cooperation and understanding as we implement these measures to prioritize the safety and well-being of your child. 

Our Summer Camp programs are designed to cater to various interests and age groups, ensuring that every camper finds activities that they enjoy, including:

Arts and Crafts: Creative expression is encouraged through a variety of arts and crafts projects. Campers have the opportunity to explore their artistic talents and create unique masterpieces.

Gym Games: Physical activity is a key component of our camp. Campers engage in a variety of gym games that promote teamwork, coordination, and a healthy, active lifestyle.

Outdoor Exploration: We take advantage of our outdoor space to encourage exploration and appreciation of nature. Outdoor activities may include nature walks, scavenger hunts, and team-building exercises.

STEM Activities: Campers have the chance to dive into the exciting world of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics through hands-on STEM activities. These activities foster curiosity and critical thinking.

Traditional Games: Classic games are incorporated to provide a sense of nostalgia and promote camaraderie among campers. These may include board games, group activities, and team sports.

Downtime: To allow campers to unwind, relax and socialize on special occasions, we may offer the option to enjoy age-appropriate films in a relaxed setting.

Scholarships and financial aid are available to qualified applicants based upon the current Federal Income Eligibility Guidelines. Please submit the completed scholarship application with all the required documents in order for the application to be processed. Incomplete applications will not be considered.  Scholarships are only applicable to the summer camp program, not specialty programs.

Scholarship applications are available online.

Thank you to our Send a Kid to Camp Sponsors: 

Penn Station, Kramer Companies, First Merchants, Indiana Members Credit Union, and Kirby Heating and Air

All refunds are subject to the Town of Brownsburg Parks' policies and approval, along with any other local or state procedures. If a refund is approved, the refund will be issued in the form of a check from the Town of Brownsburg, regardless of how payment was made, and will be mailed to the original payer's address provided at registration. All refunds are subject to a 15% administrative fee. A request for a refund must be submitted before the start of the program or reservation. The Town of Brownsburg Parks reserves the right to cancel, combine, or make any changes at its sole discretion. If a program is canceled, the Town of Brownsburg Parks will make every effort to reschedule. A full refund will be issued if the Town cancels a program before the start of the program and does not reschedule. Any refund amount under $15.00 will be issued as a household credit for future Parks transactions.

Programs: Registration fees and deposits are non-refundable. Refunds for programs will be issued less the applicable fees in the following manner:

• Full refund issued – 14+ days prior to the program
• 50% refund issued – 7 to 13 days prior to the program
• No refund issued – less than 7 days prior to the program

All refunds are subject to Brownsburg Parks’ policies and approval along with any other local or state procedures necessary to process a refund and can take 4-6 weeks to process.  If a refund is approved, the refund will be issued in the form of a check from the Town of Brownsburg regardless of how payment was made and will be mailed to the household’s primary member at the stated address on the Refund Request Form.  A request for a refund must be submitted prior to the start date of the program or reservation date.

Brownsburg Parks reserves the right to cancel, combine, or divide classes; to change time, date, or location; to change instructor’s assignments; to make any changes that may be necessary from time to time in its sole discretion.  A full refund will be issued if Brownsburg Parks cancels a program prior to the start of the program.  A prorated refund will be issued if Brownsburg Parks cancels a program after the start of the program.

Refund requests are submitted to the Clerk-Treasurer of the Town of Brownsburg twice monthly on a predetermined schedule.  Depending upon when the Request for a Refund is received by the Parks Office, it could take up to six weeks to receive a refund check.  Any refund amount under $10.00 will be issued as a household credit for a future Brownsburg Parks transaction.

Fill out a refund request.

Each staff member undergoes an extensive background screening and is certified in American Red Cross First Aid/CPR and Universal Precautions. Staff also receive training in safe supervision, risk management, age-appropriate and inclusive behavior management, facilitating large group activities, social-emotional learning curriculum, and Indiana Afterschool Standards.

We maintain a low staff-to-camper ratio, in line with American Camp Association standards, to ensure each camper receives personalized attention. For ages 6-8, the ratio is 1:8, and for ages 9-14, it’s 1:10. This allows our dedicated staff to create a supportive, engaging environment while providing exceptional supervision throughout all camp activities.

The health and safety of participants is our top priority. While we do not have a nurse or medical professional on-site, all team members are trained in American Red Cross CPR/AED and First Aid. For minor injuries which occur during program hours, staff will respond with appropriate first aid care, document the accident using an Accident Report and notify a parent/guardian. For injuries which require emergency medical treatment, 911 will be called immediately, staff will notify the parent/guardian or emergency contact shortly after and complete an Accident Report with details regarding how the injury occurred and the care given. 

If the participant must be transported by emergency medical personnel, a full-time staff member will accompany the child to the hospital until a parent/guardian arrives.

We request that parents/guardians provide any information regarding dietary restrictions or allergies during registration. These details will be used to ensure safe accommodations are made accordingly. Please note, Brownsburg Parks does not provide food for meals or snacks during camp programming. Parents/guardians are responsible for providing a nutritious lunch, healthy AM and PM snack, and a labeled water bottle for their camper every day. For any planned activities involving food items of concern, communication will be sent to parents well in advance so that safe food alternatives can be arranged.

Brownsburg Community School Corporation (BCSC) will be providing transportation for summer camp this year.

Behavioral issues and conflicts among campers are handled with careful consideration, and we approach each situation on a case-by-case basis. When a participant chooses to behave in ways that are unsafe, disruptive, disrespectful, or physically harmful to themselves or others, staff will determine the appropriate course of action by first identifying whether the behavior is considered low-risk, moderate-risk, or high-risk behavior. All moderate and high-risk behaviors will be documented and shared with parents/guardians for review. 

If necessary, staff may request a parent conference to address behavior concerns and collaboratively establish a behavior plan that outlines strategies and interventions that support desired behaviors. 

In the event that a participant’s behavior poses a serious or severe risk to themselves or others, or an undesired behavior continues despite the intervention efforts of staff, Brownsburg Parks reserves the right to review past incidents in other programs throughout the year to determine further disciplinary action.

At no time will staff use any form of physical or corporal punishment including spanking, hitting, deprivation of food, rest, subjecting a child to ridicule or threats, etc. 

Staff are required to maintain confidentiality of all participants in our program and are strictly prohibited from sharing or discussing any sensitive information regarding other participant’s behaviors or behavior plans with you.

At Brownsburg Parks, we prioritize transparent and timely communication with parents to keep them informed and involved in their child's experience. Throughout the camp session, we maintain an open line of communication through various channels:

Camp e-Newsletter: A comprehensive camp e-newsletter will be sent to parents the week before each camp session. This e-newsletter includes detailed information about the upcoming activities, schedule, important dates, and any specific items campers need to bring.

Emergency Notifications: In the case of any emergencies, inclement weather, unexpected disruptions to the camp schedule, or urgent matters, staff will communicate directly with parents through phone calls, emails and/or text messages. To opt into receiving notifications via text, please ensure you’ve selected to receive text messages in your Eleyo account settings.

The safety of our staff and participants remains our highest priority. Brownsburg Parks reserves the right to cancel any program or field trip should inclement weather or other conditions become a threat to participant safety. Parents/guardians will be notified via text and email with any program cancellations or changes to the schedule. Brownsburg Parks follows all established Brownsburg Community School Corporation (BCSC) policies and procedures in the event of a fire, tornado, weather emergency, natural disaster, extreme temperatures, air quality alerts, or other emergency-related situations:

• Extreme Heat/Air Quality Alerts: Outdoor programming may be modified or cancelled if temperature/air quality index levels fall outside of the health recommended guidelines for children.
• Severe Weather Warnings: Upon an issued warning, staff and participants will immediately seek shelter. In accordance to BCSC policies, participants may not be released from the program until the severe weather warning has been lifted for the area.

Free parking is available in the public parking lot on Adams St. (behind Town Hall), at Arbuckle Acres Park, and in The Arbuckle parking garage.

All forms of payments (cash, credit/debit, and SNAP) are available at the market. Some vendors will only accept cash. Each vendor will have a sign designating what forms of payment are accepted.

Learn More About SNAP and WIC. 

We are proud to that the Brownsburg Farmers Market accepts SNAP and WIC!

Supplemental Nutrition Assistant Program (SNAP)

It’s easy to use your Hoosier Works EBT card to buy fresh, healthy, local food at the Brownsburg Farmers Market. At the Brownsburg Parks tent, market staff will swipe your EBT card for the amount you request.

You will then be given SNAP Certificates to buy anything except cut flowers, handmade goods, and ready to eat foods. The certificates never expire and can be used at the Brownsburg Farmers’ Market at any time. For information on applying for EBT benefits call 211, text INSNAP to 85511, or visit their website.

How to use SNAP EBT at the Brownsburg Farmers Market

• EBT card customers should start at the Brownsburg Parks, located near the entrance of the market.
• Market staff will swipe your EBT card for the amount you want to spend. Then you enter your PIN.
• You’ll receive certificates for the amount swiped on your card.
• Use the tokens just like cash to buy eligible foods from participating market vendors. Market vendors that accept SNAP will have a sign on their tent.
• No change is given for SNAP purchases. Please note that as per United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) rules, vendors are not able to give change on SNAP purchases.  You may need to use a mix of certificates and cash.
• Keep leftover certificates to spend the next time you shop at the Brownsburg Farmers Market. Certificates do not expire.

What Can I Buy with My SNAP Tokens?

• Fruits, vegetables, and herbs
• Cheese, eggs, and other dairy products
• Meat products
• Bread and other baked goods
• Honey, maple syrup, jams, and sauces
• Seeds and plants that produce food (e.g. basil seeds or tomato plants)

Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants & Children (WIC)

You can spend your WIC checks at the Brownsburg Farmers Market to buy fresh foods.

Look for booths with the posted WIC sign or stop by the Brownsburg Parks tent to pick up a flyer that lists the participating vendors.

Vendors may not give change or exchange the checks for cash. You have to spend the entire amount of the check. If your total purchase is more than the amount of the check, you will need to put some items back or pay for the difference with cash or SNAP Certificates.

Well-behaved dogs are welcome to join you at the market! If you plan to bring your four-legged pal, please review our dog guidelines to help our visitors have a safe and enjoyable market experience. Thank you for your cooperation!

• Dogs must be comfortable around crowds and other dogs to shop at the market.
• Dogs must be short-leashed with leash in hand, well-mannered, and by your side at all times.
• Dogs must be kept away from products, plants, and other market/vendor fixtures – both head and tail ends.
• Any damages caused by a dog (such as marking of product, tent poles, weights, or other fixtures) will be the responsibility of the dog owner and may include the costs associated with the replacement or cleaning of the damaged item.
• Dogs must be taken off site for potty breaks, and all waste must be picked up and properly disposed of.

The Brownsburg Farmers Market is a rain-or-shine market. Our farmers and producers work in all kinds of weather to bring you fresh, local, and delicious foods, and they count on their customers shopping at the Market in good and bad weather. 

The Market may be canceled under the conditions outlined below:

• Extreme Heat Weather Conditions. When heat and humidity are such that participants engaged in vigorous activities for prolonged periods could become overheated, and continued activity becomes dangerous, programs may be canceled. 
• Heat Index. When the heat index (combination of temperature and relative humidity) reaches 105 or greater.
• Severe weather, including lightning, high winds, and hail.
• Over 50 percent of Market vendors cancel. 

We take the safety of our customers, volunteers, and vendors very seriously. Market staff monitor the weather (via multiple weather sources and local weather radar) leading up to and during each Market. Market cancellations will be made by 2 p.m. on the market day. 

Any market delay or cancellation updates will be posted to Brownsburg Parks Facebook page, website, and an email to all Market E-News subscribers. Vendors will receive an email from the Market Manager.

The Brownsburg Farmers Market offers a weekly e-newsletter to share weekly vendors, special activities, and music performances. 

Sign up for the e-newsletter.

Brownsburg Parks routinely takes photos and videos of participants for promotional purposes. Be aware that by participating, you are granting the department the right to use and publish your image or your minor child’s image.

Vendor applications open on February 10, 2025. View all requirements online.

Tent set up begins at 3 pm. Vendors should have completed the inspection and be ready to sell by 4 pm.

Parking is available along the front of Town Hall and on the north end of Town Hall Green. Please do not park along the south side of Town Hall Green, as that parking is for businesses on Main and Green streets.

Brownsburg Parks will try to accommodate vendor reservation requests, but we reserve the right to make changes to tent locations.

For the safety of customers and vendors, no.

Only Indiana-grown or produced agricultural products may be sold at the market along with handmade goods. No resale items are permitted.

Register online 24 hours a day/7 days a week. Here's how:

1. Get started with registering online.
2. Once your account is created, Brownsburg Parks will confirm it and you will be sent a confirmation email letting you know your account is ready to go. (This could take up to two days if you create your account over the weekend)
3. Then begin browsing all of Brownsburg Parks' programs and facilities!

Call (317) 858-4172 if you have any trouble creating your account. Need help registering for a program? The Brownsburg Parks office is located at 402 E. Main Street and is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Our team is happy to assist you.

Applicable to all refund requests: A 15% administrative fee will be charged per registrant of total fees paid towards the registrant's removal from the program. If a registrant requests a refund at a minimum of 14 days prior to the start date of a program, a 100% refund will be provided less the administrative fee. Refund request made 4 to 13 days prior to the program start date will be provided a 50% refund less the administrative fee. All refund requests made 3 days prior to or after the program start date will be denied a refund.

Brownsburg Parks is under no obligation to take extra steps to find a replacement or additional enrollee for the registrant's removal from the program.

Brownsburg Parks routinely takes photos and videos of participants for promotional purposes. Be aware that by participating, you are granting the department the right to use and publish your image or your minor child's image.

Don't be caught in the dark - carry a flashlight with you.

If you choose to be out alone, be sure someone knows where you will be at what times. Children under 11 should not use the trails without adult supervision and teens should always have a buddy.

Location services will make it easier for emergency personnel to find you if there is an accident.

Be sure you are visible with bright clothing, lights and reflectors. Always wear a helmet when riding a bicycle.

Always be aware of your surroundings.

Only motorized wheelchairs, maintenance and rescue vehicles are permitted on trails. Report all others to 911.

Stay on the right side of the trail. Skaters, joggers and bicyclists yield to pedestrians; all users yield to horses.

The B&O Trail speed limit is 12 mph.

Do not disturb the trail's surrounding vegetation to protect the trees, plants and wildflowers.

Remember: pack in and pack out. Respect the trail environment by properly disposing of items.

Protect your pet and others by keeping them on a leash. Remember to clean up after your pet.

In instances where horses are allowed, remember all users yield to horses. 

Report Suspicious Activity at Brownsburg Police Department non-emergency number, (317) 852-1100. Call 911 in Case Of an Emergency

Report Unsafe Trail Conditions to Brownsburg Parks at (317) 858-4172.

• Only dogs with up-to-date vaccinations may enter.
  
• Dogs must be at least four (4) months old to enter.
  
• Please leave females “in heat” at home.
  
• Please keep dogs with an open wound or a viral or parasitic infection at home.
  
• All dogs should wear their vaccination and membership tags.
  
• Dogs should be on a leash as they enter and exit the park.

• Please respect the size restrictions of our separated areas.
  
• Dog owners are liable for injury or damage caused by their dog to other dogs, persons or park property.
  
• Actively supervise your dog at all times. Stay nearby with a leash handy.
  
• Dog owners must pick up after their dogs.
  
• No smoking, food/dog treats or glass are allowed.
  
• If your dog becomes aggressive, please leave the park.
  
• Do not allow visitors without a pass to enter.
  
• Children under 18 years old must be actively supervised by an adult.
  
• No more than three (3) dogs per person allowed.
  

 The Leadership Brownsburg Academy is an eight-session crash course in Town of Brownsburg government and civic leadership. 

Participation is open to residents of Brownsburg, IN.  

We encourage anyone who would like to exercise positive community leadership to apply to Leadership Brownsburg Academy.  This can include established neighborhood leaders, home owners, renters, business owners, and non-profit workers. If you care about Brownsburg and want to work with the Town to improve quality of life, we want you to apply. 

Brownsburg Leadership Academy was created to equip residents with the tools and information necessary to be strong, community focused civic leaders. Leadership Brownsburg Academy is focused on making Town government more accessible and transparent, and engaging residents as partners in grappling with the challenges we face as a community.

Up to 30 applicants will be selected. Selection is based on the application content, with a focus on selecting applicants who reflect the rich diversity of our community and who demonstrate a willingness to engage as leaders in Brownsburg. 

The program is free.  Because Leadership Brownsburg Academy represents a significant investment in each participant, we ask that potential participants not miss sessions and think carefully about the time commitment before applying.

Sessions are held monthly on Tuesday afternoons. All sessions are in-person and will be held at Town-owned facilities. Selected applicants will receive an official agenda with details on each session and location with their acceptance packet.  

Leadership Brownsburg Academy covers the operations of the Town of Brownsburg and how to engage in purposeful leadership. Participants will walk away with a high level understanding of the Town of Brownsburg and specialized knowledge about the Town's departments.

Leadership Brownsburg Academy is offered annually, from February-September.

Participants may miss up to two sessions out of eight (not including graduation). Each session is packed full of vital information and participants are highly encouraged not to miss any.

We will keep your information on file and let you know if a participant drops out. We also encourage applicants to apply again for the next cycle and will give you first notice when applications are available. 

Please contact Community Specialist Shelby Abner by email or call (317) 708-6119.

Graduates of Leadership Brownsburg Academy can indicate their status on applications for boards and commissions. Graduates will also be included on volunteer communications. How graduates engage in individual community leadership is up to them, though community involvement and exercising leadership is a condition of participating in the program.

Blues in the 'Burg is an absolutely can't miss event for the whole family! Award-winning musical acts from around the country will perform during this music festival. In addition, we will have some of the best local food trucks, a beer and wine garden, a kid's zone, and activities for all ages. If you have more general questions about the festival, email us.

Blues in the 'Burg is a free music festival, but you'll want to bring extra cash to purchase from our local food trucks, beer & wine vendors, and band merch. tents. 

We ask our artists to adhere to a PG-13 show rating. We recommend researching each artist playing at the festival and determine whether or not its a good fit for your little ones. 

No one under 21 is allowed in the beer garden. 

Arbuckle Acres Park is located at 200 N. Green St., Brownsburg, IN 46112. This will take you directly to the park. 

You'll find parking within Arbuckle Acres Park, at the Arbuckle Apartments parking garage, or across the street at Brownsburg Town Hall (61 N. Green St.)

View the Arbuckle Acres Park map and directions info.

A wheelchair accessible path will assist festival attendees out into the lawn for a better view. 

A sensory-friendly tent will be set up to help our community members enjoy the festival from a relaxing space. This tent will provide headphones, weighted blankets, and fans. 

Lost and found is located at the Brownsburg Parks info booth.

Yes, more information on volunteer opportunities coming soon!

• NO glass admitted
• NO aerosol cans
• NO outside alcohol
• NO sporting equipment
• NO umbrellas
• NO tents
• NO flags or kites
• NO laser pointers
• NO drugs or drug paraphernalia
• NO musical equipment or instruments
• NO fireworks or paper lanterns
• NO drones, remote control aircrafts, cars or toys
• NO promotional items or flyers
• NO spray paint
• NO air hors or megaphones
• NO water guns or water balloons
• NO devices or items that could disturb the peace or cause harm to people and/or goods
• Any other item deemed inappropriate by management/staff

Yes! However, your dog must remain leashed at all times. 

Residents may have a Brownsburg address but may not live in the Brownsburg Town limits. Residents must live within Town limits to receive the resident discount. 

To view if you live within the incorporated Town limits, visit our online map. When on the map, navigate to the search tab towards the top of the page and enter your home address. If the tax district says "Town of Brownsburg" you live within Town limits. 

Please call our office at (317) 858-4172 with additional questions. 

The BPRD is committed to providing outstanding parks and recreation experiences for the community, which shall include providing quality recreation programs, facilities, and parks.  It is necessary for BPRD to have a sound and consistent pricing policy that will serve as a management tool for establishing, implementing, and evaluating various fees and revenue options. Establishing a pricing policy may allow for additional programs and facilities to be made available that would enhance the level of service or quality of programs. This removal allows for BPRD to provide a higher quality of services due to these limited operational dollars.  

The new Pricing Policy for BPRD is designed to provide staff with consistent guidelines in pricing admissions, use of facilities, and establishing program fees based on the individual benefits a user receives above a general taxpayer.  The policy will help BPRD address revenue goals to support operational costs, provide greater fairness in pricing services to users, and help support implementing future programs, facilities, and services.  This Pricing Policy allows the BPRD users, staff, and general taxpayers to understand better the philosophy behind the pricing of a program or service. The Pricing Policy is based on the cost recovery goal for the service established by the BPRD Board to provide the service and whether the service is a public, merit, or private service.

Trail & Treat is a safe trick-or-treating experience for families to walk around the paved trail at Williams Park and collect candy and other fun giveaways from local businesses and organizations. I addition, there will be face-painting, and games.

Trail & Treat is FREE for participants and vendors! But, you'll want to bring extra cash to purchase from our local food trucks.

Absolutely! We love seeing all of the different costumes!

Williams Park is located at 940 S. Locust Lane, Brownsburg, IN 46112. This will take you directly to the park. 

You'll find parking within Williams Park or in nearby neighborhoods. Note that this event sees up to 1,000 visitors and nearby parking fills up quickly. Please be courteous of resident's yards when parking along the street. 

Brownsburg Police Department will provide traffic control to ensure a safe flow of traffic and pedestrians throughout the evening. 

Lost and found is located at the Brownsburg Parks info booth.

Yes, more information on volunteer opportunities coming soon!

• NO glass admitted
• NO aerosol cans
• NO outside alcohol
• NO sporting equipment
• NO umbrellas
• NO tents
• NO flags or kites
• NO laser pointers
• NO drugs or drug paraphernalia
• NO musical equipment or instruments
• NO fireworks or paper lanterns
• NO drones, remote control aircrafts, cars or toys
• NO promotional items or flyers
• NO spray paint
• NO air hors or megaphones
• NO water guns or water balloons
• NO devices or items that could disturb the peace or cause harm to people and/or goods
• Any other item deemed inappropriate by management/staff

Yes! However, your dog must remain leashed at all times. 

Yes!  This event is open for our community. All of Brownsburg and beyond are welcome to enjoy Trail & Treat!

Christmas Under the Stars is a free music event, but you'll want to bring extra cash to purchase from our Winter Market, local food trucks, and beer & wine vendors.

You'll find public parking at Brownsburg Town Hall, at the Arbuckle Apartments parking garage, Arbuckle Commons, within Arbuckle Acres Park, or at Stephens Park. Street parking is also allowed on side streets, not on Green St.

Parking will be unavailable at Brown Elementary School or the front of Brownsburg Town Hall.

 

Yes, all participating floats have the opportunity to throw candy. However, to ensure safety candy must be thrown by hand, not from a vehicle. 

The parade is approximately one hour.

Paths through the Winter Market are wheelchair accessible. 

Port-o-lets will be located on Town Hall Green (61 N. Green St.).

Lost and found is located at the Brownsburg Parks info booth.

• NO glass admitted
• NO aerosol cans
• NO outside alcohol
• NO sporting equipment
• NO umbrellas
• NO tents
• NO flags or kites
• NO laser pointers
• NO drugs or drug paraphernalia
• NO musical equipment or instruments
• NO fireworks or paper lanterns
• NO drones, remote control aircrafts, cars or toys
• NO promotional items or flyers
• NO spray paint
• NO air hors or megaphones
• NO water guns or water balloons
• NO devices or items that could disturb the peace or cause harm to people and/or goods
• Any other item deemed inappropriate by management/staff

Yes! However, your dog must remain leashed at all times. 

In the event of inclement weather, the parade will continue as scheduled.  There is NO rescheduling of the parade.

The event may be cancelled for the following conditions:

• Extreme Cold Weather Conditions. Cold weather reported or forecasted to be 25 degrees or below OR any combination of wind and temperature that is 25 degrees or will warrant outdoor program cancellation.
• Icy Weather Conditions will lead to cancellations: When the National Weather Service has issued a travel warning; When road visibility is severely limited; and When partner facilities are not available due to closure. (Example - school closure ).
• Snow Fall Conditions/Blizzard will lead to cancellations: When the National Weather Service has issued a travel warning; When road visibility is severely limited; and When partner facilities are not available due to closure. (Example -school closure ).

If the parade is postponed or cancelled, notification will go out on Facebook and via email through our Notify Me system. 

Hopping Down the Bunny Trail is a safe easter egg experience for families to walk around the paved trail at Williams Park and collect candy and other fun giveaways from local businesses and organizations. 

Hopping Down the Bunny Trail is FREE for participants and vendors! But, you'll want to bring extra cash to purchase from our local food trucks.

Williams Park is located at 940 S. Locust Lane, Brownsburg, IN 46112. This will take you directly to the park. 

You'll find parking within Williams Park or in nearby neighborhoods. Note that this event sees up to 1,000 visitors and nearby parking fills up quickly. Please be courteous of resident's yards when parking along the street. 

Lost and found is located at the Brownsburg Parks info booth.

Yes, volunteers are needed to help set-up, support the event, and tear-down. Sign up online. 

• NO glass admitted
• NO aerosol cans
• NO outside alcohol
• NO sporting equipment
• NO umbrellas
• NO tents
• NO flags or kites
• NO laser pointers
• NO drugs or drug paraphernalia
• NO musical equipment or instruments
• NO fireworks or paper lanterns
• NO drones, remote control aircrafts, cars or toys
• NO promotional items or flyers
• NO spray paint
• NO air hors or megaphones
• NO water guns or water balloons
• NO devices or items that could disturb the peace or cause harm to people and/or goods
• Any other item deemed inappropriate by management/staff

Yes! However, your dog must remain leashed at all times. 

Yes!  This event is open for our community. All of Brownsburg and beyond are welcome to attend.

Summer Soundtracks is Brownburg's free concert series! Enjoy live music, yard games, delicious food from local food trucks, and a beer and wine garden. Grab your crew, bring a blanket or chair, and join us for an evening of musical fun. 

Our Summer Soundtracks live music concerts are free to attend, but you'll want to bring extra cash to purchase from our local food trucks and beer & wine vendors.

We ask our artists to adhere to a PG-13 show rating. We recommend researching each artist playing at the festival and determine whether or not its a good fit for your little ones. 

No one under 21 is allowed in the beer garden. 

Arbuckle Acres Park is located at 200 N. Green St., Brownsburg, IN 46112. This will take you directly to the park. 

You'll find parking within Arbuckle Acres Park, at the Arbuckle Apartments parking garage, or across the street at Brownsburg Town Hall (61 N. Green St.)

View the Arbuckle Acres Park map and directions info.

Lost and found is located at the Brownsburg Parks info booth.

Yes, volunteers are needed to help set-up and tear-down. Sign up online.

• NO glass admitted
• NO aerosol cans
• NO outside alcohol
• NO sporting equipment
• NO umbrellas
• NO tents
• NO flags or kites
• NO laser pointers
• NO drugs or drug paraphernalia
• NO musical equipment or instruments
• NO fireworks or paper lanterns
• NO drones, remote control aircrafts, cars or toys
• NO promotional items or flyers
• NO spray paint
• NO air hors or megaphones
• NO water guns or water balloons
• NO devices or items that could disturb the peace or cause harm to people and/or goods
• Any other item deemed inappropriate by management/staff

Yes! However, your dog must remain leashed at all times. 

Yes!  This event is open for our community. All of Brownsburg and beyond are welcome to attend.

Proceeds from the Field of Honor program will benefit the Brownsburg American Legion Colonel Billie J. Holmes Memorial Post 331 scholarship fund, which provides college financial assistance to children of veterans. 

The Field of Honor will feature 500 flags on Town Hall Green, 61 N. Green St. from October 29-November 11. Visitors are welcome to visit the Brownsburg Field of Honor at anytime while the flags are displayed. 

Yes, you may pick up your flag starting Monday, November 16 at Brownsburg Town Hall, 61 N. Green St., from 8-4:30 p.m. We will also be providing a printed certificate for each flag purchased.

Unclaimed flags will be donated into the following year's Field of Honor program. 

No, flags will not be reused once they have flown in the Brownsburg Field of Honor. 

Because the Brownsburg Field of Honor is a fundraiser for a local veteran organization, you will need to purchase a new dedication the next year if you want to continue to participate in the program. 

A flag dedication costs $50 per flag. 

Dedications will be recognized with signage at the Field of Honor in November, a tag on the individual flag, in the program guide, and during the Field of Honor ceremony on November 8. Proceeds from flag sales will benefit the American Legion Colonel Billie J. Holmes Memorial Post 331 scholarship fund.

Flag sales will be open from June 23-September 30. After that, no additional flags will be sold due to the time for printing materials and administrative work like determining the fundraiser donation. 

Yes, the flags come from the Colonial Flag Foundation and are made in America. 

Yes, you can purchase more than one flag in the Brownsburg Field of Honor. 

Please make sure to note in the comment section each flag dedication. 

Yes, businesses and individuals can dedicate a flag in the Brownsburg Field of Honor.

In the comment section, be sure to put who the dedication is from so the purchaser's name is not used for the flag tag. 

Brownsburg Field of Honor flags can be dedicated to veterans or active military.

Dedications will be recognized with signage at the Field of Honor in November, a tag on the individual flag, in the program guide, and during the Field of Honor ceremony on November 8.

Yes! We will need volunteers to help set-up and tear-down the Field of Honor, as well as help with the Field of Honor ceremony. Opportunities are available online.

Arbuckle Acres Park is located at 200 N. Green St., Brownsburg, IN 46112. This will take you directly to the park. 

You'll find parking within Arbuckle Acres Park, at the Arbuckle Apartments parking garage, or across the street at Brownsburg Town Hall (61 N. Green St.)

View the Arbuckle Acres Park map and directions info.

The Fall Market is free to attend, but be sure to bring money to purchase goods from local food trucks and vendors. 

The concert is free.

All forms of payments (cash, credit/debit) are available at the market. Some vendors will only accept cash.

Well-behaved dogs are welcome to join you at the market! If you plan to bring your four-legged pal, please review our dog guidelines to help our visitors have a safe and enjoyable market experience. Thank you for your cooperation!

• Dogs must be comfortable around crowds and other dogs to shop at the market.
• Dogs must be short-leashed with leash in hand, well-mannered, and by your side at all times.
• Dogs must be kept away from products, plants, and other market/vendor fixtures – both head and tail ends.
• Any damages caused by a dog (such as marking of product, tent poles, weights, or other fixtures) will be the responsibility of the dog owner and may include the costs associated with the replacement or cleaning of the damaged item.
• Dogs must be taken off site for potty breaks, and all waste must be picked up and properly disposed of.

Lost and found is located at the Brownsburg Parks info booth.

Port-o-lets will be available in the market area. In addition, restrooms at the Arbuckle Acres Park upper level playground will be open.  

The Fall Market is a rain-or-shine market. Our farmers and producers work in all kinds of weather to bring you fresh, local, and delicious foods, and they count on their customers shopping at the Market in good and bad weather. 

The Market may be canceled under the conditions outlined below:

• Extreme Heat Weather Conditions. When heat and humidity are such that participants engaged in vigorous activities for prolonged periods could become overheated, and continued activity becomes dangerous, programs may be canceled. 
• Heat Index. When the heat index (combination of temperature and relative humidity) reaches 105 or greater.
• Severe weather, including lightning, high winds, and hail.
• Over 50 percent of Market vendors cancel. 

We take the safety of our customers, volunteers, and vendors very seriously. Market staff monitor the weather (via multiple weather sources and local weather radar) leading up to and during each Market. 

Any market delay or cancellation updates will be posted to Brownsburg Parks Facebook page and website.

Brownsburg Parks routinely takes photos and videos of participants for promotional purposes. Be aware that by participating, you are granting the department the right to use and publish your image or your minor child’s image.

• NO glass admitted
• NO aerosol cans
• NO outside alcohol
• NO sporting equipment
• NO umbrellas
• NO tents
• NO flags or kites
• NO laser pointers
• NO drugs or drug paraphernalia
• NO musical equipment or instruments
• NO fireworks or paper lanterns
• NO drones, remote control aircrafts, cars or toys
• NO promotional items or flyers
• NO spray paint
• NO air hors or megaphones
• NO water guns or water balloons
• NO devices or items that could disturb the peace or cause harm to people and/or goods
• Any other item deemed inappropriate by management/staff