The Broad Ripple Village Association (BRVA) is a 501c3 not-for-profit community organization serving residents and businesses in Broad Ripple whose mission is to advance the Village community through engagement and advocacy. This mission is executed through programs and initiatives focused on beautification, public safety, historic preservation, urban planning, economic development, community development, community-focused events, and advocacy.
The BRVA’s service area is the same as the boundaries of the Broad Ripple neighborhood: Kessler Boulevard on the south, Meridian Street on the west, the White River on the north, and Evanston Avenue on the east.
Individuals, businesses, and organizations outside the boundaries who are interested in contributing to the well-being of Broad Ripple Village may also join the BRVA.
The BRVA was founded in 1969.
OUR VISION
We envision a Broad Ripple that is connected: economically and socially diverse; authentic to its history, environment, and people; vibrant with unique activities and events; visually interesting and attractive; and possesses a distinctive identity and culture.
Jordan Dillon
Executive Director
Tom Drew
President
Matt Hornyak
Vice President
Rachel Hickey
Secretary
Mark Demerly
Director
Matt Frazier
Director
Thomas Gray
Director
Jarrod Krissilof
Director
Sarah Myers
Director
Bryan Phillips
Director
Leigh-Ann Richardville
Director
Katie Stearns
Director
Kip Tew
Director
Karen Valiquett
Director
Chelsey Wetzel
Director
