The modern frame

As of November 2026

The modern town is a community of 1,623 people whose hall stands at 300 South Main Street. Town Hall: 300 South Main Street, P.O. Box 515, North Liberty, IN 46554, telephone (574) 656-4447. The town's adopted vision, from its 2015 Comprehensive Plan, describes "a community focused on quality of life, small Town character, family values, and quality education, all conveniently located near the South Bend metro area and Potato Creek State Park… where people love to live, work, play, and worship." The plan names the town's anchor manufacturer as Sapa North Liberty, an aluminum-extrusions plant in the North Liberty Industrial Park in the town's southwest quadrant — "Sapa" is the name as the 2015 plan carries it, and the plant's current corporate name was not verified; the same plan puts manufacturing as residents' main industry at 27.6 percent. The town is served by the John Glenn School Corporation, whose North Liberty Elementary School stands at 400 School Drive, and by the North Liberty Branch of the county public library system, at 105 East Market Street — both dug at pointer strength in the government section and whole in their own legs. The town's official site still carries the 2010 census population, 1,896; the 2020 count is 1,623; both figures print sourced, and they are not blended. What this framing pass could not settle stands named in the pass note with its settlers — the origin of the town's name, the additions to its plat, its first hotel, and its road course before the state roads among them — and every remaining leg of the baseline stands assigned to a planned pass there. The Story of North Liberty section's later passes deepen each article here; nothing in this frame is the town's whole story, and none of it is carried from anywhere else.