Porter County, Administrative county in northern Indiana, United States.
Porter County is an administrative county in northern Indiana with diverse landscapes, ranging from urban centers to natural areas near Lake Michigan. The territory includes multiple communities and combines developed regions with open countryside.
The county was officially established on February 7, 1835, with Valparaiso designated as its administrative center. This founding marked the creation of a new governmental structure in northern Indiana.
The Porter County Fair brings together residents annually for agricultural exhibitions, entertainment events, and community celebrations throughout multiple summer days.
Visitors will find administrative services and public facilities primarily in Valparaiso, the county's administrative center. The area is well organized with various services available for residents and visitors alike.
The county received additional funding of $220,075 through the Community Crossings grant program for specific road infrastructure improvements in 2024.
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