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Indiana State Data Center, Technical Guide for Library Redistricting (2026), in its June and September vintages — the pair registered as conflict C17; the library's guest-card page, November 2026; the DLGF budget orders for the town's unit 0861, read in the frame pass
The district serves eight townships, all by tax: Centre, Clay, German, Greene, Liberty, Portage, Union and Warren. The state guide that says so was returned in two current vintages — updated June 2026 and updated September 2026 — with the district list identical in both; both vintages print (C17) so no later pass "corrects" either. Outside the eight, the mechanisms are paid and reciprocal cards — the library's own guest-card page names Harris, Penn, Olive and Lincoln townships in the reciprocal class and Madison Township as an area not served by a home library. The town's position, stated exactly: no carrier reached names the Town of Indian Village itself as a library-district unit, a contracting party or a card-eligibility class. Its DLGF unit carries four funds — General, Local Road & Street, Motor Vehicle Highway, Cumulative Capital Improvement — and no library fund among them. A resident's entitlement therefore runs through Clay Township's by-tax membership in the district, and the town appears in the library record only as ground inside a taxed township. That is the whole of the mechanism, and it is enough: the town is fully inside the district, at the same resident strength as the unincorporated township around it.