Ordinances & Resolutions

The full City of Huntington Code of Ordinances can be found online at amlegal.com. This online database is updated every 6 to 12 months and may not immediately reflect newly passed ordinances. 

Ordinances and Resolutions Under Consideration

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Ordinance and Resolutions Approved (2026)

• 1-C-26: "This ordinance, if adopted, would provide additional funding to General Fund: Street Motor Equipment 1101-011-441."
• 1-R-26: "This Resolution, if adopted, would provide the Company with a property tax phase-in for a number of years as determined by Council, for the real property as described in the Company’s Statement of Benefits/Real Estate."
• 2-C-26: "This Ordinance, if adopted, would amend Section 51.063(D)(1) Local Limits of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Huntington, Indiana to remain compliant with the City’s NPDES permit and IDEM regulations."
• 2-R-26: "This resolution, if passed, would adopt Indiana Code § 5-23 (BOT Statute) authorizing the City of Huntington, Indiana, to enter into public-private agreements for the development, construction, operation, and transfer of public facilities."
• 3-C-26: "This Ordinance, if adopted, would amend the Official Zoning Map of the City of Huntington by changing the zoning of a specified parcel of real estate, located North of Waterworks Road, East of Etna Avenue, West of Willow Bend and South Schulz Drive from B-2 (Business) and R-1 (Residential) to entirely R-2 (Residential)."
• 3-R-26: "This Resolution, if adopted, would authorize advanced downpayment of up to $16,983.33 to McIntire Brass Works, Inc. for the purchase a firefighter’s pole for the new fire station on Flaxmill Road."
• 4-C-26: "An ordinance authorizing the City of Huntington, Indiana, to fund its 'Economic Development Revenue Note, Series 2026' and approving and authorizing other actions in respect thereto."
• 4-R-26: "This Resolution, if adopted, will approve an expenditure and repayment of up to $450,000 from RIVERBOAT Miscellaneous 406-001-900"
• 5-R-26: "This resolution, if adopted, would authorize the City of Huntington, Indiana to participate in the remnant defendant opioid settlement agreement."
• 6-C-26: This ordinance, if adopted, would amend Chapter 150, titled “Building Code” of the City of Huntington Code of Ordinances by making certain updates to Sections 150.06, 150.21, 150.47 & 150.51 concerning Permit Fee Schedules for Building, Electrical, Plumbing, and Fence Permits.
• 6-R-26: "This Resolution, if adopted, would ratify newly established City funds known as 'Fund 2520 PFAS Litigation Settlement Funds Fund' and 'Fund 2521 Airport PFAS Litigation Settlement Funds Fund.'"
• 7-C-26: This ordinance, if adopted, would amend Chapter 150, titled “Building Code” of the City of Huntington Code of Ordinances by making certain updates to Sections 150.61 & 150.67 concerning Demolition Permit fees and the elimination of a deposit fund.
• 7-R-26: "This proposed Resolution, if adopted, would waive the non-compliance of Clark's Recycling, Inc. for its failure to timely file the CF-1/PP and reinstate the personal property tax abatement granted for a period of ten (10) years under Resolution 4-R-18."
• 8-C-26: This ordinance, if adopted, would amend Chapter 158, titled “Zoning Code” of the City of
  Huntington Code of Ordinances by making certain updates to Section 158.107: Schedule of Fees,
  Charges, and Expenses.
• 8-R-26: "A Resolution of the Common Council of the City of Huntington, Indiana, Authorizing the Investments of Public Funds Pursuant to IC 5-13-9-5."
• 9-C-26: This ordinance, if adopted, would amend Ordinance 9-C-24, an ordinance
  establishing a designated outdoor refreshment area (DORA) by adding Laly’s
  Pizza and Cocktails, Inc., d/b/a Smokin’ Barrels to the list of designated permittees.
• 9-R-26: "This Resolution, if Adopted, will Approve a Plan Commission Order Concerning the Crown Hill Farm Economic Development Area."
• 11-C-26: "This ordinance, if adopted, would provide additional funding to Opioid Fund: Unrestricted 2256-001-900 and Restricted 2257-001-900."
• 11-R-26: "A Resolution Approving, Ratifying, and Confirming Executive Order Number 6 of the Mayor of the City of Huntington, Indiana."
• 12-R-26: "This resolution, if adopted, will approve a Plan Commission Order concerning the Indian Ridge on the Wabash Economic Development Area."
• 2026-1: "The Board of Public Works and Safety of the City of Huntington, Indiana, in meeting duly assembled and after considering the following uncleared checks that are two years old and can be written off per State Board of Accounts."
• 2026-2: This resolution, if adopted, would determine that McIntire Brass Work, Inc. is the single source of the fire pole needed for the new fire station construction and would authorize the purchase of the fire pole, including initial advanced payment.
• 2026-6: A Resolution of the Board of Public Works and Safety of the City of Huntington, Indiana, Relating to the Disposition of Certain Items of Personal Property.
• 2026-7: "A resolution of the Board of Public Works and Safety of the City of Huntington, Indiana, accepting a donation of certain real estate and dedicating said real estate as a public alley."
• 2026-8: A Resolution of the Board of Public Works and Safety of the City of Huntington, Indiana, Relating to the Disposition of Certain Items of Personal Property.

Ordinances and Resolutions Approved (2025)

• 2025-1: "The Board of Public Works and Safety of the City of Huntington, in meeting duly assembled and after considering the following uncleared checks that are two years old and can be written off per State Board of Accounts."
• 2025-2: A Resolution of the Board of Public Works and Safety of the City of Huntington, Indiana, Per Acceptance.
• 2025-3: A Resolution of the Board of Public Works and Safety of the City of Huntington, Indiana, Signatory Authorization.
• 2025-4: A Resolution to Amend Schedule of Administrative Costs.
• 2025-5: A Resolution to Amend Schedule of Costs for Abatement of Certain Nuisances.
• 2025-6: A Resolution to Amend the Average Processing Expense Concerning an Order of Enforcement for an Unsafe Property.
• 2025-7: This Resolution, if adopted, would amend Section 7 - Holiday and Vacation Policy in the City of Huntington, Indiana, Employment Handbook.
• 2025-8: A resolution of the Board of Public Works and Safety of the City of Huntington, Indiana, relating to the disposition of certain real property.
• 2025-9: A resolution of the City of Huntington, Indiana, Board of Public Works and Safety, authorizing the execution and delivery of a master equipment lease-purchase agreement and separate lease schedules and certificates of acceptance with respect to the acquisition, purchase, financing and leasing of certain equipment for the public benefit; authorizing the execution and delivery of documents required in connection therewith; and authorizing the taking of all other actions necessary to the consummation of the transactions comtemplated by this resolution.
• 2025-10: A resolution of the Board of Public Works & Safety of the City of Huntington, Indiana, relating to the use and control of certain real property.
• 2025-11: Swimming - Park Pond
• 2025-12: A resolution of the Board of Public Works and Safety of the City of Huntington, Indiana, opting in to the housing optimizers preconstruction grant program to support pre-development activities for housing activation.
• 2025-13: A resolution of the Board of Public Works and Safety of the City of Huntington, Indiana, relating to the assignment of a project (fire station) to the City Redevelopment Commission.
• 1-C-25: This ordinance, if adopted, would vacate an alley right-of-way located North of Gardendale Avenue, East of Engle Street, South of Joe Street (platted Everett Street) and West of Drover Street (platted Calvert Street), all within the City of Huntington.
• 2-C-25: This ordinance, if adopted, would provide additional funding to Fire Pension Fund: Retired Firemen 8801-015-111.
• 3-C-25: This Ordinance, if adopted, would amend the Official Zoning Map of the City of Huntington by changing the zoning of a specified parcel of real estate, located North of E Market Street, East of Guilford Street, West of the North-South alley between Guilford and Byron Streets and South of E Washington Street from R-2 (Residential) to MXD (Mixed Use).
• 4-C-25: This ordinance, if adopted, would amend Chapter 156, titled 'Subdivision Code,' of the City of Huntington Code of Ordinances by making certain revisions.
• 5-C-25: This ordinance, if adopted, would provide additional funding to MVH Fund: Motor Equipment 2201-019-441.
• 6-C-25: This ordinance, if adopted, would provide additional funding to Opiod  Fund: Unrestricted 2256-001-900 and Restricted 2257-001-900.
• 7-C-25: This ordinance, if adopted, would amend Section 50.10: Water Rates, increasing the
  rates and charges applicable to user rates, hydrants, and fire protection systems.
• 8-C-25: An ordinance of the Common Council of the City of Huntington, Indiana, authorizing the acquisition, construction and installation of certain improvements for the waterworks system of the City of Huntington, Indiana; the issuance of revenue bonds to provide the cost thereof; the collection, segregation and distribution of the revneues of such system; the safeguarding of the interests of the owners of such revenue bonds and other matters connected therewith, including the issuance of notes in anticipation of such bonds; and repealing ordinances inconsistent herewith.
• 9-C-25: This ordinance, if adopted, would vacate an alley right-of-way located north of Gay Street, east of Condit Street, south of Superior Street and west of Jackson Street, all within the City of Huntington.
• 10-C-25: This ordinance, if adopted, would vacate an alley right-of-way located north of Joe Street, east of Glenwood Alley (private), south of Beard Street and west of the north-south alley between Cycle Avenue and Briant Street (known as Tanglewood Alley); in Wright & Amiss Subdivision of the City of Huntington, Huntington County, Indiana.
• 11-C-25: This ordinance, if adopted, would provide additional funding to General Fund: Fire Furniture and Fixtures 1101-006-451.
• 12-C-25: This ordinance, if adopted, would amend Section 78.01(E): Traffic Schedule V - One-Way Streets, Alleys of the City of Huntington, Indiana's Code of Ordinances concerning the alley between East John Street and Roche Street.
• 13-C-25: An ordinance of the Common Council of the City of Huntington, Indiana, pledging general revenues to the payment of lease rentals to pay bonds of the Huntington Redevelopment Authority.
• 14-C-25: An ordinance authorizing the City of Huntington, Indiana, to fund its "Economic Development Revenue Note, Series 2025" and approving and authorizing other actions in respect thereto.
• 15-C-25: This ordinance, if adopted, would provide additional funding to General Fund: BOW Downtown EDC Improvements 1101-001-400.
• 16-C-25: This ordinance, if adopted, would provide additional funding to Wheel Tax Fund: Improvements other than Buildings 2250-001-441.
• 17-C-25: This ordinance, if adopted, would fix the salaries of appointed officers of the City of Huntington, Indiana, from and after December 28, 2025, through the pay period ending December 26, 2026; and hourly employees of the City of Huntington, Indiana, from and after December 21, 2025, through the pay period ending December 19, 2026.
• 18-C-25: This ordinance, if adopted, would fix the salaries of elected officials of the City of Huntington, Indiana, from and after December 28, 2025, through the pay period ending December 26, 2026.
• 19-C-25: The ordinance, if adopted, would appropriate sums of money for the purpose of defraying the expenses of the several departments of the City Government of the City of Huntington, Indiana, for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 2026, and ending December 31, 2026, including all outstanding claims and obligations and fixing a time when the same shall take effect.
• 20-C-25: This ordinance, if adopted, would amend Ordinance 9-C-24, an ordinance establishing a designated outdoor refreshment area (DORA) by adding and removing certain entities from the list of designated permittees.
• 21-C-25: This ordinance, if adopted, authorizes the issuance of general obligation bonds to pay for capital projects for the City.
• 22-C-25: This ordinance, if adopted, would provide additional funding to LRS Fund: Highway Construction 2202-018-434; GENERAL Fund- BOW Computer 1101-001-397; City Hall Water 1101-002-353; City Hall Bldg&Fixed Equip 1101-002-421; Fire OT 1101-006-119; Fire Equip Repair 1101-006-362; Police Drug Seizure/Fofeiture 1101-010-324; PS LIT 2240-001-397; PS LIT Equip 2240-001-441.
• 23-C-25: This ordinance, if adopted, would provide additional funding to GO BOND #4 Fund: GO BOND #4 Improvement Projects 3320-001-411.
• 24-C-25: This ordinance, if adopted, would establish a municipal riverfront development district and project in accordance with applicable Indiana Law.
• 1-R-25: This resolution, if adopted, would provide the Company with a property tax abatement for a number of years as determined by Council, for the installation of new manufacturing equipment, new research and development equipment, new logistical equipment, or new information technology equipment as described in the Company's Statement of Benefits/Personal Property.
• 2-R-25: A resolution of the City of Huntington, Indiana, approving the appointment of the members of the Board for the Northeast Indiana Regional Development Authority.
• 3-R-25: A resolution of the Common Council of the City of Huntingto, Indiana, authorizing the investment of public funds pursuant to IC 5-13-9-5.
• 4-R-25: A resolution of the Common Council of the City of Huntington, Indiana, approving a lease between the Huntington Redevelopment Authority and the Huntington Redevelopment Commission and approving the issuance of lease rental bonds by the Redevelopment Authority and other matters related thereto.
• 5-R-25: This resolution, if adopted, would designate areas within the City of Huntington zoned Industrial Park (IP), Business Park (BP), Light Industry (I-1) and General Industry (I-2) as Economic Revitalization Areas.
• 6-R-25: This resolution, if adopted, would allow transfers between appropriations in different categories in order to appropriately adjust certain appropriations. This resolution will also provide the Clerk-Treasurer with authority to make additional transfers within the same category as appropriately required.
• 7-R-25: This Resolution, if adopted, will encumber funds from various City Department appropriations.

Records & Requests

Records of ordinances and resolutions are kept in the City Clerk-Treasurer's Office, located on the second floor of the Huntington City Building at 300 Cherry St. To contact the Clerk-Treasurer's Office, please call (260) 356-1400 ext. 2019 or email christi.mcelhaney@huntington.in.us.