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POPULATION The 2000 population of Avilla was 2,049.
This is the Our Flag Dec 19 07.
To see Photo's of Our Towns Flag and the Story click on the photo above.
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Awarded On Dec.3, 2007
Awarded Gold on Jan. 2 08
To Learn more abought Noble County click on link below.
I have decided put something together on Avilla. I hope to Show Case Our Wonderful Town were the people are so Loving and Kind.
Avilla, is a slow growing vibrant community, Avilla is located at the intersection of State Road 3 and State Road 8 in the eastern portion of Noble County, Indiana, only 10 miles from Interstate 69, and 22 miles North of Fort Wayne. Avilla offers a quiet quality of life to its residents in a true rural Northern Indiana setting.
Avilla itself was named after Judge Edwin Randall. In 1875. Avilla was known in the early days as Hill Town. It was also known as Hell Town. The name Avilla came from the French History word Villages then the Name Avilla was Born. The Highway that runs from Highway New 3 into Avilla is called Albion Street and it use to be called Aubrun Street in the early days. I have been told that Avilla had a Race Track, it was indeed the Party Place on Race Days.
Avilla was Born in 1837 with the first settlers. Avilla was established in 1876, Avilla now boasts a population of over 2049. A growing community. Avilla offers prospective residents with the opportunity to live in a quiet small town, In addition to several local businesses, Avilla is situated in the heart of northeastern Indiana and is near big cities, small towns, state parks, lakes, and many recreational opportunities. Fort Wayne is just 22 miles to the south and I-69 is 10 miles to the east. Chicago and Detroit are three hours away by interstate highway.
Avilla is an incorporated town, governed by three trustees and a clerk-treasurer. The three trustees and clerk-treasurer are elected. A town manager facilitates the board's wishes.
Avilla Town Manager
Bill Ley
Our Town Councilmen and Clerk Treasurer. To learn some things abought Our Elected Officals click on their Picture.
Paul Shepard,
Bill Krock Jr
Phil Puckett Jr, Nancy Fisher
To See Copys of the Monthly Council Mettings Notes Click on Picture below.
The Yester Year's and Current Days of Avilla.
To See Pictures of Avilla In the Early Days.Click on the Picture above.
To See Pictures of Avilla In 2008.Click on the Picture above.
First Town Hall
New Town Hall
Our City Offices are located along Main Street.
UTILITIES The electric power is purchased from AEP and distributed through town-owned transmission
lines, upgraded in 1997. The town also owns the water and sewage systems. The water system was rebuilt in 1977 and includes a new water tank with larger capacity and new water lines. The water system added a new well and pumps in 1995 to add additional storage. A sanitary sewer plant was added in 2001 to take care of additional growth.
The Utility Superintendent is Bill Ley
To see Our Utility Page and the Award we Won.
Click here.
Our UTILITIES Page
MEDICAL FACILITIES Avilla is proud of its Medical Clinic which staffs four doctors. The Family Medical Clinic was founded by the late Dr. K.D. Sneary and Dr. Max E. Sneary in about 1965 and was expanded in 1980 and
again in 1997. At that time the staff included Dr. James Chandler and Dr. Gerald Warrener. In 1997,the staff added two new doctors, including Avilla's first female doctor, Dr. Lisa Lane and Dr. Phillip Corbin. making it one of the most modern clinics in the area.
In Kendallville is Parkview Noble Hospital. Twenty miles south of Avilla is Fort Wayne which has three modern hospitals, Lutheran, Parkview and the St. Joseph Medical Center. Noble County has an excellent Emergency Medical Service. Also the helicopter "Samaritan" serves the area in extreme emergencies.
Click on the Chamber Logo above, to see Our Chamber Web Site.
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Avilla itself was named after Judge Edwin Randall. In 1875. Avilla was known in the early days as Hill Town. It was also known as Hell Town. The name Avilla came from the French History word Villages then the Name Avilla was Born. The Highway that runs from Highway New 3 into Avilla is called Albion Street and it use to be called Aubrun Street in the early days. I have been told that Avilla had a Race Track, it was indeed the Party Place on Race Days.
Avilla was Born in 1837 with the first settlers. Avilla was established in 1876, Avilla now boasts a population of over 2049. A growing community. Avilla offers prospective residents with the opportunity to live in a quiet small town, In addition to several local businesses, Avilla is situated in the heart of northeastern Indiana and is near big cities, small towns, state parks, lakes, and many recreational opportunities. Fort Wayne is just 22 miles to the south and I-69 is 10 miles to the east. Chicago and Detroit are three hours away by interstate highway.
Avilla is an incorporated town, governed by three trustees and a clerk-treasurer. The three trustees and clerk-treasurer are elected. A town manager facilitates the board's wishes.
Avilla Town Manager
Bill Ley
Our Town Councilmen and Clerk Treasurer. To learn some things abought Our Elected Officals click on their Picture.
Paul Shepard,
Bill Krock Jr
Phil Puckett Jr, Nancy Fisher
To See Copys of the Monthly Council Mettings Notes Click on Picture below.
The Yester Year's and Current Days of Avilla.
To See Pictures of Avilla In the Early Days.Click on the Picture above.
To See Pictures of Avilla In 2008.Click on the Picture above.
First Town Hall
New Town Hall
Our City Offices are located along Main Street.
UTILITIES The electric power is purchased from AEP and distributed through town-owned transmission
lines, upgraded in 1997. The town also owns the water and sewage systems. The water system was rebuilt in 1977 and includes a new water tank with larger capacity and new water lines. The water system added a new well and pumps in 1995 to add additional storage. A sanitary sewer plant was added in 2001 to take care of additional growth.
The Utility Superintendent is Bill Ley
To see Our Utility Page and the Award we Won.
Click here. Our UTILITIES Page
MEDICAL FACILITIES Avilla is proud of its Medical Clinic which staffs four doctors. The Family Medical Clinic was founded by the late Dr. K.D. Sneary and Dr. Max E. Sneary in about 1965 and was expanded in 1980 and
again in 1997. At that time the staff included Dr. James Chandler and Dr. Gerald Warrener. In 1997,the staff added two new doctors, including Avilla's first female doctor, Dr. Lisa Lane and Dr. Phillip Corbin. making it one of the most modern clinics in the area.
In Kendallville is Parkview Noble Hospital. Twenty miles south of Avilla is Fort Wayne which has three modern hospitals, Lutheran, Parkview and the St. Joseph Medical Center. Noble County has an excellent Emergency Medical Service. Also the helicopter "Samaritan" serves the area in extreme emergencies.
Click on the Chamber Logo above, to see Our Chamber Web Site.
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