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Johnson County
Bargersville, first platted in 1850, describes itself as the fastest-growing community in Johnson County, and its town code puts dog waste cleanup squarely on owners.

Scooping in Bargersville
Bargersville is a town in Johnson County with its town hall on North Main Street and the ZIP code 46106. The town traces its history to 1850, when it was first platted, and says it grew more notable in 1906 when the railroad was extended. It gave its 2020 Census population as 9,560.
With new neighborhoods come new yards and new dogs. We scoop yards here twice weekly, weekly or every two weeks, and quote waste station and common-area work for properties.
Local jobs and reviews: We start service this fall. Real jobs and reviews from this area go here as they come in.
Parks and trails
Parks, trails and dog parks in and around town, from the town's own pages.
3936 W County Road 144
18.84 acres opened in July 2023, with a splash pad, playgrounds, pickleball courts and links to the town's trails.
248 West Street
A paved walking trail: five laps make a mile.
47 North Street
A neighborhood park with a playground and picnic area.
About 2.75 miles, the town's longest stretch of its roughly 8.5 miles of paths.
Local rules
Bargersville's code makes the owner of every animal responsible for removing its feces from "public property, public walks, public parks, beaches, recreation areas or private property of others" (Town Code § 94.06).
Pets in town parks must be secured by a leash or lead and under the owner's control, and owners must pick up and dispose of any excrement their pet leaves on park property (Town Code § 93.06(F)).
Dogs may not run at large in the town (Town Code § 94.02). The fines are $25, $50 and $100 for a first, second and third offense (§ 94.99).
The town's stormwater page lists cleaning up after your pets, and not dumping excrement in or near waterways, as a way to cut stormwater pollution. Bargersville runs its own stormwater program under its state permit.
Johnson County on our map

We also serve, in Johnson County: Greenwood, Center Grove, Franklin, Whiteland, New Whiteland.
Local history
Bargersville is first platted, the date the town gives for its start.
The railroad is extended, and the town says that's when it grew more notable.
The Census counts 9,560 residents, the figure the town gives for itself.
Kephart Park opens in July, and the town's 2023 to 2027 park plan lists a dog park among residents' most frequent requests.
Around town
Downtown lights up each winter, with Santa at Umbarger Plaza.
The town's festival on the third Saturday of September, per its park plan.
Bargersville pricing
The same rates in Bargersville as everywhere we scoop. Billed once a month, at the start of the month.
The cleanest yard.
The most popular.
Budget friendly.
Your price depends on how many dogs you have and how often we come. Oversized yards may require modified pricing. Commercial properties are priced by custom quote.
Questions
Yes. Bargersville's town code makes every owner responsible for removing their animal's feces from public property, sidewalks, parks and other people's property.
No. The town's park rules require pets to be on a leash or lead and under the owner's control, and owners must pick up after them.
Not yet. The town's 2023 to 2027 park master plan lists a dog park among the facilities residents most often request.
Yes. Bargersville is one of the six areas Pickup Crew serves, for twice weekly, weekly or every-two-weeks scooping and commercial service.
We serve Greenwood, Center Grove, Bargersville, Franklin, Whiteland and New Whiteland, all in Johnson County, Indiana.
Yes, in every area we serve: they're all in Johnson County, and the offer is for the first 100 customers in Johnson County.
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