Zionsville's Climate Action Plan

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Zionsville's Alert System

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Parks Department awarded IDEM recycling grant

The Zionsville Parks and Recreation Department has been awarded a $4,567.29 community recycling grant from the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM). The grant will be used to install recycling receptacles and temporary recycling/compost b...

2021 DPW paving projects

The following paving projects are advertised for public bid, with a bid opening scheduled for April 8. Roads may be cut from the list based on bids received.

Town of Zionsville facilities and COVID-19 update

With the statewide mask mandate set to expire on April 6, Indiana will be under a mask advisory. Face coverings will remain mandatory in all state buildings and facilities and in all vaccination and COVID-19 testing sites until further notice. K-12 school...

2021 Spring Brush and Limb Collection

Zionsville’s Department of Public Works (DPW) will provide curbside Brush and Limb Collection beginning Monday, April 12, 2021. This service provides Zionsville residents in the Urban Service District a means to dispose of certain pruning and yard debris....

2021 Heavy Trash Collection

The Town of Zionsville will be providing the annual Heavy Trash Collection for residents in the urban service district the week of May 3, 2021 on your regular trash collection day. This service provides Zionsville residents in the urban service district a ...

Message from Mayor Styron to the Community

Across Indiana, mayors of 2^nd class cities (the comparable role referenced in Reorganization Resolution 2014-11 for our Town’s mayor) have the power to appoint the Chief of Police and the Chief of the Fire Department. The mayor also has the reci...

Zionsville Fire Department honors employees during annual ceremony

While the Zionsville Fire Department was not able to host the 21^st annual ZFD Firefighter’s Ball and Awards Banquet due to COVID-19 restrictions, the department gathered for a daytime event to honor some deserving firefighters for their efforts ...

Zionsville Police Department announces promotions

Today Mayor Emily Styron and Chief Michael Spears promoted four police officers: Lieutenant Bradley Kiefer, Sergeant Thomas Lucas, Sergeant Tessa Potts and Sergeant Joshua Samuelson. These are the first merit-based promotions since 2017. The promotions ar...

Mayor files lawsuit for judicial determination of authority under Reorganization Resolution 2014-11

Mayor Emily Styron filed a lawsuit yesterday seeking a judicial determination of the authority of the mayor to demote the chief of the Zionsville Fire Department. Specifically, the lawsuit is asking for clarity and delineation of the roles and authority o...

Statement from Zionsville Town Council

Below is a statement from Zionsville Town Council President Josh Garrett on action taken by Mayor Emily Styron to place Mr. James VanGorder on administrative leave with pay for one week from his position as Zionsville Fire Chief. VanGorder was informed th...

Statement from Zionsville Town Council following this morning’s Town Council meeting

“The Town Council for the Town of Zionsville met in a Regular meeting today and unanimously voted to deny the request by Mayor Emily Styron to discharge Mr. James VanGorder from his position of chief/department head of the Zionsville Fire Depart...

Statement from Mayor Emily Styron's office following this morning’s Town Council meeting

“Public safety will always be the most important responsibility for any mayor. When multiple members of Town departments approached me with concerns about the leadership of the Zionsville Fire Department (ZFD), I initiated a thorough assessment ...

More momentum: Zionsville awarded Next Level Trails grant

Today Gov. Holcomb announced the Town of Zionsville has been awarded a Next Level Trails Round 2 grant of $1,812,295. This is the first Next Level Trails grant award for the Town. Of the 62 projects submitted for consideration, Zionsville was one of 18 se...

Highlights from the 2021 State of the Town

During this virtual event, Mayor Emily Styron shared the accomplishments of 2020 and the vision for 2021.

2020

COVID-19 and the Town’s mitigation efforts 

Zionsville Fire Department Deputy Chief of Fire Prevention Josh Frost discusses miti...

Zionsville releases Climate Action Plan

Mayor Emily Styron’s administration has released Zionsville’s first Climate Action Plan, a plan that takes on ambitious community-wide efforts to start mitigating greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Our goal: to keep emissions stable while the population cont...

Zionsville Police Department installs license plate reader cameras

Zionsville Police Department recently installed 10 new Flock Safety license plate reader cameras throughout Zionsville. This system securely captures images by using Vehicle Fingerprint technology to identify the license plate and vehicle make, type and c...

Zionsville partners with local compost hauler

As part of the Climate Action Plan, the Town of Zionsville is partnering with Earth Mama Compost to offer residents special pricing for curbside compost pickup. Earth Mama Compost is a local woman-owned business providing fee-based curbside compost to res...