The Indiana Trails Program has funded five projects, including three in the Indianapolis area, including two in Hamilton County. The two largest grants, each totaling $400,000, will be for a half-mile of Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation Department's White River Greenway in Hamilton county. The Fort Wayne city government received the other $400K grant for a portion of its Fishing Line Trail. Hamilton County will receive $386,827.80 for trails at the Bur Oak Bend, a park along the White River near Noblesville, totaling 1.65 miles, and Hancock County government received $376.496 for a quarter-mile trail at its first park. The Starke County town government of North Judson in northern Indiana will also receive $140,000 for its Hidden Field Trail. The grants are given every two years to expand and enhance Indiana's network of trails.