(Greensburg, IN) – Governor Eric Holcomb has announced several appointments to various state boards and commissions, including the appointment of Greensburg Mayor Joshua Marsh to the Indiana Land Resources Council.
Marsh’s appointment expires on April 30, 2028.
The Indiana Land Resources Council (ILRC) was created by state law (I.C. 15-12-5) to assist local and state decision-makers with land use tools and policies, including the creation of model ordinances that communities can use to create zoning and planning decisions when it comes to land use polices.
The ILRC is composed of representatives from county and municipal governments, home building and land development, business, environmental interests, soil and water conservation districts, and forestry, as well as a land use expert and a farmer.
It’s mission is to evaluate all types of land use, not just agricultural land use, for the use and betterment of the state and its future.
“I am honored to serve the State of Indiana through Governor Holcomb’s appointment to the Indiana State Department of Agriculture’s Land Resources Council,” said Mayor Marsh. “This role elevates the voices of Greensburg and Decatur County at the state level, supporting the success and growth of Indiana.”
