State Senator | District 29
J.D. Ford
Proudly Serving District 29
Indiana Senate District 29 encompasses portions of Carmel, Indianapolis and Zionsville. Marion County communities include portions of Pike and Wayne Township.
Elected
2018
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Lives in Indianapolis with his dog, Stella
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📢 Heads up, Hoosiers! 🚧Starting Jan 1, 2025, a new Safe Zone will be in place on I-465/I-69 (Clear Path) in Marion County. Even though this isn’t in our district, I want to make sure all Hoosiers are aware and staying safe on the roads.Let’s keep workers & drivers safe by slowing down in work zones. 🛣️ Safe roads save lives.#SafeZonesIN #WorkZoneSafety #INForAll🔗 SafeZonesIN.com
Happy to get a chance to pass out candy canes to students on their way out for dismissal. They got a pair of gloves too. Thanks to the Wayne Township Trustee - Marion County, IN and Wayne Township Fire Department Indianapolis for organizing this!
Indiana families deserve better than being told to 'wait.' Reinstating these waitlists is the result of poor planning, and it’s hurting the very families these programs are meant to help. This isn’t just bad budgeting—it’s a failure to prioritize kids, working parents, seniors, disabled Hoosiers. We can do better, Indiana. Let’s get it right. #INForAll Read more:
The state established another waiting list for services last week, this time for low-income parents seeking child care vouchers.
FYI-Carmel, tonight is the Rudolph Route starting at 5pm, and your last chance to catch the group! Santa sits on the passenger side of the fire engine, so find your spot along the route, and follow the tracker to see the progress. cityofcarmel.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=16713f1af21a46889f94b47de62a52c7(If the tracker movement pauses or seems to be off route, don’t worry! There are a couple of built-in bathroom breaks for the convoy.)Be sure to give us a LIKE / FOLLOW
Tonight, I joined the Wayne Township Advisory Board to celebrate and recognize Charlotte Scott for her last meeting and service to the Advisory Board. I presented her with a small certificate. Charlotte chose not to run again and will enjoy retirement!