Indianapolis restrictions and other cities? any off limits?

[22rssix]

Hi folks,

I think I read that Indianapolis has some off limits places like parks. Does anyone have any info about any off limit places in Indy or any other cities?

Thanks
22rssix

 

[AFA1CY]

Indianapolis Victim Zones

REGIONAL PARKS
Eagle Creek Park
Garfield Park
Riverside Park
Sahm Park
Southeastway Park

COMMUNITY PARKS
Bethel Park
Broad Ripple Park
Brookside Park
Christian ParkDouglass Park
Ellenberger Park
Glenns Valley Nature Park
Holliday Park
JTV Hill Park
Krannert Park
Municipal Gardens
Northwestway Park
Perry Park
Post Road Park
Raymond Park/Indy Island (Located on school property)
Rhodius ParkThatcher Park
Washington Park
Watkins ParkWindsor Village Park

NEIGHBORHOOD/MINI PARKS
Al E. Polin Park
Andrew Ramsey Park
Arsenal Park
Babe Denny Park
Barton Park
Beckwith Memorial Park
Bel Aire Park
Bellamy Park
Bertha Ross Park
Beville Park
Bluff Road Park
Bowman Park
Brightwood Park
Broadway & 29th Street Park
Broadway and 61st Park
Brown's Corner Memorial Park
Canterbury Park
Carson Park
Centennial and Groff Park
Centennial and 20th Park
Chapel Hill Park
Christina Oaks Park
Clayton and LaSalle Park
Denver Park
Dequincy Park
Doris Cowherd Park
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Park
Dubarry Park
Eagle Highlands Neighborhood Park
Edna Balz Lacy Park
Eva Talley Park
Faculty Park
Fairview Park
Fall Creek and 16th Park
Fall Creek and 30th Park
Finch Park
Forest Manor Park
Fox Hill Manor
Franklin Township Community Park
Frank Young Park
Friedman Park
Gardner Park
Gateway West Park
German Church and 30th Park
Greene Park
Gustafson Park
Haughville Park
Hawthorne Park
Highland Park
Hot Shot Tot Lot
Indianola Park
James Foster Bruiser Gaines Park
John Ed Park
Juan Solomon Park
Kelly Park
Kin Hubbard Memorial Park
Lentz Park
Little Valley Park
Max Bahr Park
McCarty Triangle Park
McCord Park
Moreland Park
Olin Park
Orange Park
Oscar Charleston Park
Patricia Park
Presidential Place
Pride Park
Paul Ruster Park
Porter Playfield
Ransom Place
Retherford Park
Rev Mozel Sanders Park
Ridenour Park
Ringgold Park
Robey Park
Roselawn Park
Ross Claypool Park
Sandorf Park
Sexton Park Shambaugh Park Southside Park
Spades Park
Stacy Park
Stout Field
Stringtown Park
Tarkington Park
Thompson Park
Tolin-Akeman Park
Virginia Lee O'Brien Park
Wes Montgomery Park
Willard Park
WISH Park

Sports Complexs

Chuck Klein Softball Complex
John and Mary Geisse Soccer Complex
Golc Soccer Fields
Kuntz Memorial Soccer Stadium
Lake Sullivan Sports ComplexMajor Taylor Velodrome, BMX track and Skatepark.
The Frank and Judy O'Bannon Old Northside Soccer Park
Town Run Trail Park
Warren Township Little League
Wilbur H. Shaw Soap Box Derby Race Track

And all municipal golf courses

Also Greenfield had a victim ordinance for their park system.

Also check out Municode.com |Online Library

 

[karlsgunbunker]

What about the 1500?
I've never been and always wondered.

 

[Scutter01]

What about the 1500?
I've never been and always wondered.

The 1500 will disarm you as well (which is ironic, IMHO). However, that is not an ordinance violation, so no arrest. They will just eject you. There are liberally placed signs all over the entrance as well as (off-duty, I assume) officers present to zip-tie any firearms you bring in.

 

[txgho1911]

speedway has a loc ord against concealed carry.

 

[ryanmercer]

speedway has a loc ord against concealed carry.

You have anything online saying this? I live in Speedway, and the police department said concealed carry is completely fine in Speedway when I was up there to get my lifetime.


Edit. I Found this on USAcarry.com "Also, the city of Speedway has an old ordinance banning concealed carry (hasn't been enforced since the state CCW law was enacted)." so... I suppose I"ll just keep my shirt tucked behind while I do groceries and pump gas... and if the officer asks if I'd conceal "sorry I can't, that is illegal per town ordinance, but I sure wish I could"

 

[HiRoller]

New law comming down the pipe here as well, Thank Johnny Nugent again, the "gun enthusiasts" best friend in this state.
Introduced Version, Senate Bill 0065
Check out SB0066 for those of you worried about that gun in your car in the company parking lot. Introduced Version, Senate Bill 0066 Still has to be passed in the next session. write your Senators,Legislators, and Congressmen to support these.

 

[rkba_net]

New law comming down the pipe here as well, Thank Johnny Nugent again, the "gun enthusiasts" best friend in this state.
Introduced Version, Senate Bill 0065
Check out SB0066 for those of you worried about that gun in your car in the company parking lot. Introduced Version, Senate Bill 0066 Still has to be passed in the next session. write your Senators,Legislators, and Congressmen to support these.

Both of those bills are dead.

 

[bwframe]

Both of those bills are dead.

I wondered about that.

I thought they were out of session after they signed the new tax bill. You know, the one where our sales tax goes up by 16% this Tuesday.

 

[rhino]

From the Speedway Town Municiple Code (found via Speedway, IN Municipal Code):

9.08.020 Concealed unlawful.

It is unlawful for any individual to carry a concealed firearm within the town limits. (Ord. 358 § 2, 1966).

 

[HiRoller]

Damn the luck!!

Both of those bills are dead.

Yea.....looks like it died in commitee, march 14. I have e-mailed Sen. Nugent on reintroduction and any thing forum members could do to promote it.

 

[ryanmercer]

From the Speedway Town Municiple Code (found via Speedway, IN Municipal Code):

Hrmm I wonder how I can get into motion an attempt to get that removed.

 

[Jackson]

Speedway Ordinance

9.08.020 Concealed unlawful.

It is unlawful for any individual to carry a concealed firearm within the town limits. (Ord. 358 § 2, 1966).

Does anyone know what the penalty for breaking this would be?

Just curious.

 

[Scutter01]

Does anyone know what the penalty for breaking this would be?

Just curious.

Three days in the town stockade, forfeiture of your horse, and a fine of ten bales of hay.

/It's an old ordinance.

 

[AFA1CY]

Three days in the town stockade, forfeiture of your horse, and a fine of ten bales of hay.

/It's an old ordinance.

Don't forget:

9.08.010 Discharge unlawful.*
It is unlawful for any individual person or persons to discharge within the town limits any gun, revolver, cannon, anvil or other instrument producing a like effect. (Ord. 358 § 1, 1966).

* For statutory authority relating to the discharge of firearms, see Burns Ind. Ann. Stat. § 48-301(3).

 

[Scutter01]

Don't forget:

9.08.010 Discharge unlawful.*
It is unlawful for any individual person or persons to discharge within the town limits any gun, revolver, cannon, anvil or other instrument producing a like effect. (Ord. 358 § 1, 1966).

* For statutory authority relating to the discharge of firearms, see Burns Ind. Ann. Stat. § 48-301(3).

I had to look up the definition of "anvil" to see if there was maybe some archaic use of it that I wasn't aware of. Seems to me that they were trying to backhandedly outlaw blacksmiths within town limits. I'm still scratching my head over how one "discharges" an anvil.

Geez, can you imagine trying to carry one of those IWB?

 

[kludge]

I wondered about that.

I thought they were out of session after they signed the new tax bill. You know, the one where our sales tax goes up by 16% this Tuesday.

Yup, and they just got done raising it 20% a few years ago.

That makes a 40% increase in state sales tax this decade, and we've got >2.5 more years to go.

(7-5)/5*100=40%

The people who keep saying its a "1 percent" or "1 percentage point" should learn some math.

And the gov't is running out of money... sheesh...

 

[Soundslikejosh]

I had to look up the definition of "anvil" to see if there was maybe some archaic use of it that I wasn't aware of. Seems to me that they were trying to backhandedly outlaw blacksmiths within town limits. I'm still scratching my head over how one "discharges" an anvil.

Geez, can you imagine trying to carry one of those IWB?

Almost sounds like inuendo, doesnt it.

 

[ryanmercer]

Don't forget:

9.08.010 Discharge unlawful.*
It is unlawful for any individual person or persons to discharge within the town limits any gun, revolver, cannon, anvil or other instrument producing a like effect. (Ord. 358 § 1, 1966).

* For statutory authority relating to the discharge of firearms, see Burns Ind. Ann. Stat. § 48-301(3).

I do believe they mean an actual blacksmith anvil... I've read of various examples over about the past 150-200 years that have involved people taking two anvils... placing gunpowder between them, and igniting it... launching one into the air... from what I've read it's actually somewhat of a blacksmith tradition. It's called "anvil firing" and if I'm not mistaken there are some youtube videos of it.

 

[Scutter01]

I do believe they mean an actual blacksmith anvil... I've read of various examples over about the past 150-200 years that have involved people taking two anvils... placing gunpowder between them, and igniting it... launching one into the air... from what I've read it's actually somewhat of a blacksmith tradition. It's called "anvil firing" and if I'm not mistaken there are some youtube videos of it.

Lucky for me they didn't mention soupcan tennis ball cannons *whew*.