The Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs (OCRA) is a state agency dedicated to enhancing rural community economic development in Indiana. Established in 2005, OCRA collaborates with local, state, and national partners to provide resources and technical assistance. The agency focuses on initiatives such as the Indiana Connectivity Program, which aims to connect residents and businesses with broadband internet service, and supports various community development projects.
Since its inception, OCRA has made significant strides in improving rural infrastructure and economic opportunities. The agency's efforts have led to increased broadband connectivity, revitalized main streets, and enhanced community services across Indiana. Overseen by Lt. Governor Crouch, OCRA continues to play a pivotal role in fostering sustainable growth and development in rural areas, positively impacting the lives of many Hoosiers.
Organizations similar to Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs include Indiana Economic Development, Iowa Dept of Economic Development, Rhode Island Commerce and Ohio Development Services Agency.
Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs was founded in 2005.
Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs' headquarters is located in Indianapolis, IN, US.
Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs has 18 employees as of Feb 10, 2024.

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