Moving to Indiana, Starting New Career

[Jaybird1980]

I would say a little further past Zionsville puts you in Hamilton County, and also closer to Atlanta Conservation Club.

 

[Eagle]

I’m digging up this thread with an update. I got a job in Bloomington so now we’re looking for a place to live with access to Blooming and Indy.

Anyone live in Mooresville or Canby? Thoughts about those areas, or another place that would access Bloomington and Indianapolis ?

 

[wtburnette]

I have family that live in both locations and they enjoy living there. I live just before 465 and 37 and it's a decent area as well, though the drive to Bloomington from here would be 50 minutes to an hour depending on where the location is.

 

[Hatin Since 87]

I’m digging up this thread with an update. I got a job in Bloomington so now we’re looking for a place to live with access to Blooming and Indy.

Anyone live in Mooresville or Canby? Thoughts about those areas, or another place that would access Bloomington and Indianapolis ?

I live in mooresville. I enjoy it, the town is dead about 10pm most nights, even on weekends it isn’t very busy at night. It’s becoming a lot more populated since camby has grown so much, so if you don’t wanna live in town Monrovia is right next to us and pretty rural. Mooresville also has a lot of rural areas. Good schools as well (or they was when I went at least). Close to I-70, 465, 67, 37, and 40 so basically all the main highways/interstates through the states.

 

[femurphy77]

With the closing out of the I69 project Mooresville to Bloomington will be a breeze, especially out here on the SE side where I'm at. I'm about 5 minutes from the Henderson Ford overpass which does include on/off access upon completion. Country-ish living with amenities 10 minutes away is tough to beat.

 

[MCgrease08]

You may also want to look at Martinsville. A little farther south than Mooresville, but an easy straight shot south into Bloomington and north into Indy. Pretty much halfway between both.

 

[Mr. Habib]

This year I'm retiring from the Army after 20 years and moving to Indiana, and I'm actively searching and applying for Project Manager positions in the Indianapolis area. I have 14+ years of project management experience, as well as an MBA, PMP certification, and Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification, just as an overview.

If you know of a company looking for a Project Manger, please let me know! I appreciate any leads and information as I start this new chapter in the Hoosier State.

I work for a contract bio-pharmaceutical company in Bloomington. We are always looking for project managers and have a history of hiring vets. Good money, stable, fast growing global company. We too, have a referral program. I'll gladly make you the same offer as Full Metal Jesus and split it with you. PM me if you're interested and I'll give you more info.

 

[squidvt]

I moved to Camby a year ago. I love it here. It's quiet a night and very enjoyable.

 

[goldtrigger]

Welcome to Indiana

 

[Eagle]

Thanks for the insight! These areas are looking pretty good.

Two priorities when I get to Indiana are to apply for LTCH, and then buy a gun with no 7-day wait and neutered (10 round) magazines. Maryland is awful.

 

[Jeepster48439]

Thanks for the insight! These areas are looking pretty good.

Two priorities when I get to Indiana are to apply for LTCH, and then buy a gun with no 7-day wait and neutered (10 round) magazines. Maryland is awful.

I think you have your priorities backwards. Buy the gun and then apply for the LTCH.

from Indy. Thank you for your service.

 

[Eagle]

The house here in Maryland is under contract and we are actively looking for a rental house. Mooresville looks good for us. Is anyone renting a single family house in Mooresville, or know if anyone who is?

6 weeks till Indiana!

 

[wcd]

Can not help with the Project manager Job, but seems like there should be some online options that might provide a few leads.

But you always run the risk of moving to Indiana, finding a great place in an area like Boone Grove and being offered another job out of state then you become a former Indiana Gun owner lol.

 

[Eagle]

Can not help with the Project manager Job, but seems like there should be some online options that might provide a few leads.

But you always run the risk of moving to Indiana, finding a great place in an area like Boone Grove and being offered another job out of state then you become a former Indiana Gun owner lol.

I do have a job lined up, now I just need to find a house. As for leaving Indiana once I get settled...nah. Looking to put down roots!

 

[KellyinAvon]

The house here in Maryland is under contract and we are actively looking for a rental house. Mooresville looks good for us. Is anyone renting a single family house in Mooresville, or know if anyone who is?

6 weeks till Indiana!

Mooresville:
Pros: Lower property taxes in Morgan County, a lot of "country", close to the big city but not too close.

Cons: HatinSince87 lives there.

 

[Dirtebiker]

I know you said you have a job. But if it doesn’t work out, my wife works for Anthem and says they are always looking for good people.
And you would probably be working from home for the most part even post covid.

 

[Mr. Habib]

Monroe county will have the highest housing costs and taxes, college town and all that. Morgan, Owen and Lawrence counties will be cheaper with reasonable commutes.

 

[wcd]

I do have a job lined up, now I just need to find a house. As for leaving Indiana once I get settled...nah. Looking to put down roots!

Yup same here Moved from Michigan, to South Dakota,...few places in between to Land in Indiana, then moved to Tennessee.

Good Luck

 

[BugI02]

Cummins Engine is usually looking for PMPs, also look at Raytheon and Rolls Royce in Indy.

Is that pronounced 'PiMPs'?

 

[Eagle]

I know you said you have a job. But if it doesn’t work out, my wife works for Anthem and says they are always looking for good people.
And you would probably be working from home for the most part even post covid.

PM incoming.