Cicero Indiana Police patch

Settlers first arrived in the area in the late 1820's and the Town of Cicero was platted in 1834.  During
its early years the town prospered through the area's natural gas reserves and boasted a variety of
businesses including manufacturers, factories, saw mill, dry goods and groceries, meat markets,
blacksmiths, grain elevator, boot and shoe makers, agricultural implements, and furniture dealers
to name a few.  Cicero was a progressive, bustling town, and except for Noblesville, was the largest
in the county.

Cicero is located in Jackson Township.
Jackson Township was organized when White River Township was divided in 1833, and is located
between White River Township on the East; and Adams Township on the West, being the central
township of the northern tier of townships in Hamilton County.