The Zionsville Board of Park and Recreation has launched a new website designed to share the progress and plans of the future Overley-Worman Park. Read on...
On June 1st, a vigil for George Floyd was held at Zionsville Town Hall. What we heard that evening was a call to action – a desire to transform this moment in our country’s history into a turning point for justice, equity and healing. Read on...
Mayor Emily Styron and Town Council President Josh Garrett have taken to YouTube for bi-weekly interactive live sessions. Here is a recap of some of the questions asked. Read on...
To help local businesses impacted by COVID-19, the Town of Zionsville has launched the following programs that address the burden of unplanned expenses and lost revenue incurred due to COVID-19. Read on...
Earlier this year, as one of 11 communities selected to be part of Indiana University’s second Resilience Cohort, the Town of Zionsville conducted a comprehensive inventory of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Read on...
To help businesses affected by COVID-19, the Zionsville Town Council approved funds for the establishment of the Zionsville Economic Resiliency Fund. Read on...
On Thursday evenings this summer from 5 – 9 p.m., residents can sit at one of the many tables set up on Main Street, order from local restaurants and remain socially distanced while enjoying dinner on the Brick Street. Read on...
The Street & Stormwater Department has released a tentative schedule for this year’s resurfacing program. All areas are expected to begin on or after May 18 and be completed by the end of August. Read on...
Among the 2020 Zionsville Wastewater Department projects is the new Oak Street sewer. This sewer will be located on the north side of Oak Street and will extend west of Cooper Road traveling east to just west of Irish Hill. Read on...
The reconstruction project for the Sycamore Street bridge is scheduled to begin Feb. 10, 2020. The currently scheduled date of reopening is Aug. 28, 2020. Read on...
