Member Directory

We tutor and assist with adult literacy and support family literacy programs.

MCCL volunteers tutor adults with literacy needs, provide ESL support, work with basic skills, and assist with HISET (high school equivalency) test readiness. Formed in 2006, MCCL works to increase awareness of the problems associated with low levels of literacy and promote a culture of adult and family literacy throughout Morgan County.

Assessor – 765.342.1065

Auditor – 765.342.1001

Clerk – 765.342.1025

• Child Support
• Court Filing Information
• Elections
• Records

Commissioners – 765.342.1007

• Bids/Requests for Proposals
• Transparency
• Projects

Coroner – 812.821.0149 or 765.342.5544

County Council

Court Services – 765.342.1082

Courts

The Morgan County Court System includes:

• Circuit Court – 765.342.1020
• Superior Court 1 – 765.342.1030
• Superior Court 2 – 765.349.5051
• Superior Court 3 – 765.342.1040
• Magistrate – 765.342.1105

Emergency Management Agency – 765.342.8467

Emergency Medical Services – 765-342-2465

Health – 765.342.6621

• Board of Health
• Emergency Preparedness
• Environmental Health
• Nursing
• Vital Records

Highway – 317.831.7989

• Engineer

Human Resources – 765.342.5364

Jury Commissioner – 765.342.1117

Parks & Recreation

Planning & Zoning – 765.342.1060

Prosecutor

• Main Line – Criminal – 765.342.1050
• Child Support – 765.342.0086
• Victim Assistance – 765.342.1186
• Adult Protective Services – 812.349.2665

Public Safety/Dispatch – 765.342.5544

Purdue Extension – 765.342.1010

Recorder – 765.342.1077

Regional Sewer District – 317.584.6613

Sheriff

• Office – 765.342.1080
• County Jail Info – 765.342.4303
• Communications – 765.342.5544

Soil & Water Conservation District – 765.342.2060

Recycling – 765.342.2533

Substance Abuse Council – 765.342.1013

Surveyor – 765.342.1064

Treasurer – 765.342.1048

Veterans’ Service Office – 765.349.5505

Weights & Measures – 765.341.0527

Our mission is to provide shelter and comfort to animals in need on the path to loving lifetime homes while providing vital animal-related services to our community.

Our Humane Society was founded in 1970, by a group of dedicated volunteers, who had a vision and a goal of saving the lives of the animals in our community.
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Our location has grown over the years, and at any given time we can house between 150 and 200 animals, split between our shelter and our amazing foster families.

We are a 501c3 non-profit organization that relies on our dedicated staff, our wonderful volunteers and the support of our generous donors.

Our goal is to provide the animals in our community with support and care and loving homes. We prepare them for adoption, we offer spay/neuter assistance, we supply food banks with donations, and we have a strong  TNR and Community Cat program.

Who we are:

Morgan County Substance Abuse Council (MCSAC) provides free programming and skills training to people of all ages throughout Morgan County in an effort to reduce the incidence and prevalence of substance misuse by adults and youth. MCSAC recognizes that substance misuse overlaps into many areas of concern. To address these concerns such as mental and emotional wellness, suicide, stress and human trafficking, MCSAC offers education and resources to Morgan County residents throughout the year.

MCSAC is a connecting agency and resource to other organizations within the Morgan County community. We currently work with all four school districts as well as the majority of afterschool programs and athletic programs within Morgan County school systems. Our youth focused programs include LifeSkills, Positive Action, and the Be the Majority! media campaign.

MCSAC is the Local Coordinating Council appointed by the Governor of Indiana. MCSAC also has the honor of awarding grants to local community organizations that are working hard to combat substance misuse in Morgan County. Grants are awarded in three distinct sectors: prevention, treatment, and criminal justice. These funds are collected through Countermeasure Fees that are ordered and collected by the Morgan County court system. Countermeasure fees can be ordered against any person who is charged and found guilty of a drug or alcohol offense. These grants are awarded on a yearly basis and are open to any community organization that works with combatting substance misuse.

Mosaic Office Suites offers a flexible and professional workspace solution designed to cater to your business needs. Our office suites come in a variety of sizes, ensuring that there’s a perfect fit for everyone.

Photography that’s creative, unique, and fun!

MWPImages specializes in wedding, high school senior, headshots, and corporate photography.

Neal & Summers Funeral and Cremation Center is a full-service funeral home and the only second-generation funeral home in Martinsville. Founded by owners, Thomas E. Neal and James Summers in 1967, the funeral home is now owned and operated by Mr. Neal’s two daughters, Nichelle Neal Dalton and Mia R. Neal, both licensed funeral directors, and embalmers. Pre-need, at-need, cremation, pet cremation and aftercare are among a few of the services offered at Neal & Summers. Our staff is devoted to providing a unique and personalized service commemorating the life of your loved one with precise attention to detail, video tributes, personalized jewelry and much more.

The ‘family’ at Neal & Summers is here to help you every step of the way, long after the funeral. We offer free support groups, bereavement resources and an Annual Service of Remembrance in December for anyone who has suffered a loss. Our services are designed to provide support through education and sharing for individuals mourning the loss of a loved one.

Our philosophy is to serve our families with extraordinary service and compassionate care and always give back to our community.