ZPD K9 officially begins retirement

Zionsville Police Department K9 Eso officially began retirement yesterday amid increasing health concerns. The 7-year-old Czechoslovakian Shepherd served the agency since 2013 with two handlers: Officer Wayde Knox, who moved to another agency out of state...

Town of Zionsville supportive of Senate Bill 322

The Town of Zionsville has been supportive of a bill requiring DNA to be collected from suspects arrested on felony charges. And yesterday, Gov. Holcomb officially signed that bill – Senate Bill 322 – into law.

Senate Bill 322 requires ...

Parks Superintendent celebrates Bike to Work Day for ninth year in a row

To celebrate National Bike Month and National Bike to Work Day, Zionsville’s Park and Recreation Department Superintendent, Matt Dickey, dodged most of this morning’s rain showers and rode his bicycle to work. This is his ninth year in...

Town announces online payment system rollout

Starting today, Zionsville residents can login to the Town of Zionsville website and pay their sewer and trash/recycling bills online. Residents will continue to receive monthly payment reminders in the mail, however, this option allows residents to pay t...Read on...

Town announces 2017 commission and board appointments

The Zionsville Town Council has approved and announced nine appointees to Town of Zionsville Boards, Commissions and Committees. All individuals are new appointees. These individuals give their time and expertise for the benefit of the community.

Boards/Co...

Creekside Corporate Park trail system open to public

Beginning at sunrise on Thursday, April 27, the one-mile paved trail system at Creekside Corporate Park will officially be open for public use. Direct trail access is available off West 106^th Street, South Main Street and Creek Way. Pedestrians, including...

How to bake a cake with a sparkler: July 4th safety tips and state and local laws from ZFD

With July 4^th approaching, many will celebrate our country’s freedom with fireworks. Sparklers may seem harmless, but many reported firework injuries reported around the holiday are from sparklers. Zionsville Fire Department would like to remind...

Victim identified in Zionsville house fire: Cause and origin of fire also determined

Public safety personnel have identified the woman who passed away last night in a Zionsville house fire at 710 N US 421 as 67-year-old Susan E. Cutright. 

The cause of the fire has been determined to be accidental in nature, associated with carele...

One person dies in Zionsville house fire

On June 20 at approximately 7:50 p.m., Boone County Sheriff Deputy Rob Watson was on patrol and reported a house on fire with flames visible at 710 N US 421 in Zionsville. Deputy Watson made several attempts to alert occupants of the fire.

As Zionsville Fi...

ZFD hosts swearing-in ceremony for Recruit Class 2017-1

The Zionsville Fire Department Recruit Class 2017-1 wrapped up a 10 week Recruit Academy last night by holding a Swearing-In Ceremony for the 16 full-time probationary firefighters that were hired this year.  The recruits were sworn in by Zionsvi...

Bronze level bicycle friendly community designation presented

During Tuesday night’s Town Council meeting Nancy Tibbett from the Bicycle Indiana Coalition presented the Town of Zionsville with our Bronze designation from the League of American Bicyclists as a Bicycle Friendly Community.

Zionsville becomes one of ...Read on...