Neighborhood bordering I-69/Fall Creek with Skiles Test Nature Park, Fall Creek Parkway Preserve and Skiles Test Elementary School.
Search this neighborhoodDevonshire is a neighborhood of Indianapolis, Indiana with about 5,700 residents. Its edges follow Fall Creek Parkway and Kessler Boulevard on the south, I-465 and Fall Creek Parkway on the east and Binford Boulevard and I-69 on the west. It also borders the I-69/Fall Creek neighborhood to the north. Parks inside it include Skiles Test Nature Park (80.9 acres), Fall Creek Parkway Preserve (12.1 acres) and Johnson Rd Trail Greenway (1.6 acres). Other places inside it include Skiles Test Elementary School.
By area, Devonshire is zoned mostly Dwelling District 2 (D2) and Dwelling, Planned Unit Development (DP). The City of Indianapolis does not publish building-permit data with locations, so CivicScout has no permit information for the neighborhood; the absence of permit data here is not a finding about construction. Run an address search on CivicScout to see the details for a specific property.
CivicScout counts Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department offense reports that carry a map location, and traffic crashes, inside the Devonshire neighborhood outline. Citywide, about 1 in 25 offense reports, and about the same share of reports of serious violent crime, carries no map location and is not counted, and IMPD’s public data holds no rape, sexual-assault or fondling report at all (the few filed as assaults after a rape or child-molestation call are shown at block level, about 100 meters, with no case number), so the counts understate crime, violent crime included, and cannot show that an area has little of it. Incidents handled by the Marion County Sheriff, the State Police, campus, hospital and airport police and by the police departments of Beech Grove, Lawrence, Speedway and Southport do not appear. Crash records arrive about five weeks late, so crash counts stop five weeks before today. In Devonshire, about 1 in 8 offense reports here (an estimate) carries no map location and are not counted, more than the city's share, so the count here understates crime more than most places.
View safety data →The City of Indianapolis does not publish building-permit data with locations, so CivicScout has no permit information for Devonshire; the absence of permit data here is not a finding about construction.
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View new construction →Zoning in Devonshire is mostly Dwelling District 2 and Dwelling, Planned Unit Development, by area; the exact district varies by parcel.
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View schools →A CivicScout report for any Devonshire address combines police reports, traffic crashes, 311 requests, parks and zoning within a half mile. More than 1 in 4 of the City’s 311 requests carries no map location and is not shown, so an address with none listed may still have had some.
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