County office contact information, resources and hours.

County meetings and events schedule.

Health information, links and resources.

Announcements, weather, job postings and helpful links.

Rush County Indiana has a friendly, small-town vibe, and is just a short drive from major cities.

Stop in to visit – you just might stay a while!

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A vibrant county in the country side, yet close to so much.

Community Resources

Find out what’s going on & stay up to date.

 

2024 Primary Election Results

 

$94,392.92 in American Recovery Plan Awards Granted

Read more and apply for Round 2 here.

Rush County Chamber of Commerce

A membership organization devoted to developing economic growth, building a more inclusive community, and ultimately making Rush County a better place to live and work.

Rush County Community Foundation

RCCF LogoEstablishes endowments that are available to respond to emerging opportunities and needs in Rush County or elsewhere, according to the donor’s charitable wishes.

Their personalized services have helped individuals, families, and businesses create more than 150 permanent endowments from gifts and bequests. These unique funds are as varied as the donors who created them. The funds range in value from $5,000 to millions of dollars and support a variety of community needs.

Rush County Farmers’ & Artisans’ Market

Rush County Farmers and Artisans Market LogoA community gathering place for local produce, baked goods and handcrafted items.  Open Saturdays from May – September, 9am – 12:30pm.

Located in downtown Rushville, Indiana.

Rush County offers good family fun, outdoor experiences and more!

Rush County Indiana

A brief history...

Established in 1822, Rush County was named after Dr. Benjamin Rush, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence.

 

In the 1820s the low rolling hills of Rush County were generously covered with trees, usually walnut and sugar maples. Today, most of the available land is completely devoted to agriculture or urban development.

– source: Wikipedia

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