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State Board of Accounts, examination report B49994, Note 1; the county's town page
The town's government is a Town Council and a Clerk-Treasurer, the statutory Indiana town form under Indiana Code 36-5. The State Board of Accounts states it in the town's own examination: "The Town was established under the laws of the State of Indiana. The Town operates under a Town Council form of government and provides some or all of the following services: highways and streets, public improvements, planning and zoning, and general administrative services." The council is a three-member body: the county's Indian Village page lists exactly three names under its board members, one styled president, and the Board of Accounts' schedules style the same body "Town Council" with a "President of the Town Council." How the three members are elected — at large or by wards — no carrier reached states; the town has appeared in no official county results reached for a ballot heading to settle it, and the mode stands as a named gap with the town's ordinances and the County Clerk's next municipal filings (February 2027) as its settlers. No town website, codified ordinances or ordinance collection was found; the town's only official web presence reached is its page on the county site.