As the community recovers from an intense storm that left much damage in its wake, the Town of Brownsburg will waive specific fees for cleanup and reconstruction related to the severe tornado that tore through the town on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.
The Brownsburg Town Council voted unanimously at its Thursday, April 10 meeting to waive specific permit, fire, and building review fees for redevelopment projects related to the storm until April 10, 2026. To receive the waiver, property owners must prove the losses stemmed from the storm.
Between 30 and 40 homes and 15 to 20 businesses sustained damage from the tornado.
Shelby Abner is the Community Relations Senior Manager for the Town of Brownsburg. Raised in Hendricks County, Shelby and her husband have called Brownsburg home since 2016. With her camera in hand, you’ll often find her exploring the town, supporting local small businesses, and spending quality time with her family at the parks. Shelby takes pride in the growth that Brownsburg has experienced over the years and appreciates the wonderful amenities and assets that the community has to offer, including special events, diverse dining options, and unique shopping experiences.
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