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1990 Census tract/BNA outline map and STATS Indiana 1990 profiles (search strength); fair-housing analysis, November 1996 (search strength); Clay Fire Territory record, March 2001 / October 2002 (search strength); St. Joseph County Comprehensive Plan 2002, Appendix A (search strength); South Bend Tribune items 2002, 2004, 2005 (search strength via ProQuest assets); Census Bureau 2010 and 2020 county block maps (search strength); county comprehensive-plan RFP, 2 February 2021 (search strength); FEMA preliminary Flood Insurance Study, 30 January 2026 (search strength).
From 1990 the name runs in the official record without a break. The 1990 census carriers tabulate Indian Village among the county's places as an incorporated place — the floor the frame pass printed for the incorporation gap, G-FR-1. (The aggregator figure of 150 for 1990 that resurfaced's searches is the figure the frame pass's conflict C3 already rejected against the printed 142; C3 stands.) A November 1996 fair-housing analysis of the South Bend–Mishawaka metro treats the town as a jurisdiction in its own right among twenty-one. In March 2001 the town's legislative body joined Clay Township and Roseland in creating the Clay Fire Protection Territory, and the county's 2002 comprehensive plan lists Indian Village among the county's towns, noting it had elected not to participate in the Area Plan Commission — a posture the county's 2021 plan RFP repeats. The earliest press items reached are Tribune fire-territory pieces of 2002, 2004 and 2005 naming the town as a territory member; no Tribune carrier naming the town before 1990 was found at web strength, and the subscription archives that might hold one were not accessed — nothing was spent. The Census Bureau's 2010 block map prints the town's inset with its streets — Welworth, Maplehurst, Pinehurst, Elmhurst — and "Indian Village 36306," the first carrier reached that ties the -hurst street fingerprint to the name on one document; the 2020 map repeats the streets. The course reaches the present federal record on 30 January 2026, when FEMA's preliminary Flood Insurance Study lists "INDIAN VILLAGE, TOWN OF 180225" as a participating jurisdiction.