Dillsboro Police Set to Provide Notice to Persons in Violation of Junk Vehicle Ordinance

The ordinance has been in effect since 2008.

(Dillsboro, Ind.) - Around March 1, Dillsboro Police will be providing notice to those in violation of the Junk Vehicle Ordinance. 

Under the ordinance, it is unlawful for any person to store or allow to remain in the open, on public or private property within the town, any disassembled, or inoperable, or unlicensed, or any junked, wrecked or otherwise abandoned vehicle for a period of three or more days on public property, or for a period of 20 or more days on private property, unless it is in connection with an automotive sales or repair business enterprise which operates with proper licensure and in a properly zone area.

Anyone in violation of the ordinance will be served in person by a Dillsboro officer or will find your vehicle tagged with a written notice posted on the door. 

The ordinance was passed in 2008.

 

More from Local News

Events

Governor Ceremonially Signs New Law Sponsored by Zimmerman

The law aims to connect homeless Hoosiers to services, protect public safety.

North Dearborn Student Named National County Government Week Essay Contest Winner

One winner was chosen in each of the AIC’s six districts.

D.I.C.E. Challenge Awards $40,500 to Local Entrepreneurs

Six individuals or duos received funding for their business ideas.

Field Dedication Ceremony Set for Wednesday at South Ripley High School

A baseball and softball doubleheader will follow the ceremony.

Local Sports Report - April 20, 2026

Report missing stats and scores to news@eaglecountryonline.com

South Ripley Grad Leaves Hauser for New Coaching Gig

Trent Moorhead has a highly successful run at Hauser.

On Air

Rick Bernius playing
Luke Combs - She Got The Best Of Me

John Michael Montgomery Letters From Home 17:53
Travis Tritt More Than You'll Ever Know 17:50
Jameson Rodgers Cold Beer Calling My Name 17:42
Craig Morgan Redneck Yacht Club 17:39