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Committee unanimously approves renaming stretch of State Road 75 for Deputy Noah Rainey

5851713 · April 1, 2025
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Summary

The committee voted 9-0 to approve House Concurrent Resolution 5 to rename a portion of State Road 75 in Carroll County to honor Deputy Noah Rainey, who died in a single-vehicle crash Jan. 29, 2022, while responding to a call for service.

Senator Alting presented House Concurrent Resolution 5, requesting that the committee approve renaming the final mile of State Road 75 in Carroll County (from 700 South to 800 South) in memory of Deputy Noah Rainey, who died Jan. 29, 2022, in a single-vehicle crash while responding to a call.

Deputy Kachuk, a Carroll County deputy who served with Rainey, testified in support and described the emotional impact on the small department and Rainey’s inclusion on the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial. Maria Rainey, identified in the transcript as Noah Rainey’s wife, spoke about his role as a husband and father and said naming the road would help keep his memory alive for their children.

After testimony the committee recorded a roll call and approved the resolution 9-0. The transcript records no amendments and no funding details; the resolution asks the Indiana Department of Transportation to place signage to memorialize Deputy Rainey’s final roadway in Carroll County.