Michael Bazan

Aim

Ever since the 1890s, our organization has been an advocate for Indiana municipalities. But in recent years we knew it was time to evolve. Indiana looks much different than it did in the late sixties when we first become known as the Indiana Association of Cities and Towns; however, we realized we simply hadn't changed with the times. We needed to modernize, to reimagine who we are and what we could become. In 2017 we unveiled a transformed our organization and became Aim, Accelerate Indiana Municipalities. We're move vibrant, relevant and engaged than ever before. We remain the official voice of municipal government in Indiana, with more than 460 cities and towns as members. We've simply reimagined our role in helping to shape the dynamic municipalities of the future – and in making government work better for the benefit of all Hoosiers. The purpose of Aim shall be to foster, promote and advocate for the success of Hoosier Municipalities as laboratories of innovation, hubs of talent, and the engines driving our state's economy.