The Department of Natural Resources Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology is seeking public input for revision of its 2005-2011 Cultural Resources Management Plan, commonly called “The State Preservation Plan.”
This document is used to guide decisions about programs and funding for historic preservation and archaeology.
Indiana’s cultural resources range from archaeological sites dating back more than 12,000 years to masterpieces of modern architecture, from county courthouses to neighborhoods of modest workers’ cottages, from ceremonial mounds built hundreds of years ago by Native Americans to historic downtowns and main streets.
These resources help tell the story of Indiana.
To date, Kosciusko County is one of the lowest represented county, with only three surveys taken.
In order to get better representation from the county, the survey has been extended until Oct. 16.
To take the survey, go to http://www.in.gov/dnr/historic/6436.htm
