Housed in the Courthouse are:

• Auditor's Office
• Building Department
• County Commissioners
• County Council
• Highway Department
• Human Resources
• Legal Department
• Planning Department
• Recorder's Office
• Treasurer's Office

Monroe County Community Corrections is located 405 West 7th Street in Bloomington, Indiana.

The Curry Building is located at  214 W. 7th Street, in Bloomington, Indiana.

House in the Curry Building are:

• Circuit Court Commissioner's Office
• Parks and Recreation
• Probation Department
• Veterans Affairs

 

Monroe County Justice Building is located at 301 North College Avenue
in Bloomington, Indiana.

Housed in the Justice Building are:

• Circuit Court
• Check Deception
• Clerk's Office
• Correctional Center (Jail)
• Court Services
• Prosecutor's Office
• Sheriff's Department
• Voter Registration

Monroe County Health Services Building is located at 119 W. Seventh Street in Bloomington, Indiana.

Housed in the Health Services Building are:

• Coroner's Office
• Health Department
• Surveyor's Office
• Technical Services Department
• Weights and Measures

One City Centre
One City Centre is located at 120 W. 7th Street in Bloomington, Indiana.

• County Assessor - located in Suite 108

Divisions of the Prosecutor's Office  located in Suite 210

• Adult Protective Services
• Child Support

 

Monroe County Youth Services is located at 615 South Adams Street in Bloomington, Indiana.

Monroe County Extension is located at 3400 South Walnut, and provides educational programs and materials that focus on the specialties of Land-Grant Universities: Consumer and Family Sciences; 4-H and Youth Programs; Agriculture and Natural Resources; Leadership and Community Development.

Monroe County Airport is located at 972 S. Kirby Road in Bloomington, Indiana.

Monroe County Solid Waste Management District
Monroe County Solid Waste Management District is located at 3400 South Walnut in Bloomington, Indiana.

Monroe County Soil and Water Conservation District
The Monroe County Soil & Water Conservation District (SWCD) was established in 1943 by a referendum vote of landowners. The District is governed by a board supervisors, five individuals who are county residents. These citizens are elected by their peers and serve for a three-year term.
 

Updated:  August 3, 2010

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