Town Hall center drive opens tomorrow

The main center drive leading to Town Hall will be open and accessible to vehicular traffic tomorrow, April 19, starting at 6:30 a.m. This entrance/exit drive will be an extension of Brendon Way with sidewalks lining both sides of the drive. The former ea...

Heavy trash collection scheduled for week of May 7

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The Town of Zionsville’s Street & Stormwater Department will be providing heavy trash collection to Zionsville residents in the urban service district.

Refrigerant-bearing appliances and tires will be collected by Town staff an...

Zionsville Town Council adds smoking and tobacco ban in public places

At the most recent meeting on April 9, the Zionsville Town Council passed an amendment to the Town’s smoking ordinance. The amendment updates the smoking ordinance (which bans cigarettes, pipes and cigars) to also ban tobacco and tobacco product...

Poetry contest winners announced

Zionsville Cultural District (ZCD), in partnership with the Town of Zionsville, has announced the winners of the second annual “Step-On-Us Sidewalk Poetry Contest,” which launched in January. In the adult category, Mary M. Brown has be...

Zionsville hits 80-20 goal set by Mayor Haak

During his first year as Mayor of the Town of Zionsville, Mayor Tim Haak committed to a goal first put in place by the Town Council in 2008: to achieve an 80-20 percentage ratio of residential to commercial property tax revenue by 2020. Just this month, M...

Town of Zionsville joins fight against opioid distributors

Mayor Tim Haak has announced the Town of Zionsville will join a public nuisance lawsuit against wholesale drug distributors in an effort to hold accountable the companies responsible for dumping millions of dollars’ worth of prescription opiates...

Spring 2018 Brush & Limb Collection

The Town of Zionsville’s Street & Stormwater Department will be providing curbside Brush & Limb Collection beginning Monday, April 16, 2018. This service provides Zionsville residents in the Urban Service District a means to dispose of c...

Zionsville named a 2017 Tree City USA

Zionsville, known for its tree lined streets and 400+ acres of parks, has been named a 2017 Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation. This is the 16^th consecutive year Zionsville has achieved this distinction, which honors the Town’s commitment...

Google Trekker puts Indiana parks and trails on the map

Now you can view images of your favorite Zionsville parks and trails on Google Maps.

In 2016, the Indiana Parks and Recreation Association (IPRA) partnered with Google to capture 360-degree panoramic images of 33 Indiana parks using Google Trekke...

Zionsville Community High School student artist call out

Zionsville Community High Schools students are invited to participate in a contest to paint (or add graphics to) Zionsville's Walking Man sculpture. Walking Man is a 10' tall steel sculpture that the Community Foundation of Boone County gifted to communit...

ZFD firefighter raising money for children's heart organization in honor of his son

When Zionsville Fire Department firefighter/EMT Robert Coonfield and his pregnant wife Aimee went in for their 20-week check-up appointment and found out they were having a boy, they were thrilled. With a two-year-old girl, Addison, already at home, they ...

Get plugged in with Zionsville happenings and updates

The Town of Zionsville has announced the next two Mayor’s Night In events for 2018. Mayor’s Night In, featuring Mayor Haak and Town officials, will take place on Wednesday, May 2 at 6 p.m. and Wednesday, Nov. 28 at 6 p.m. Residents, HO...

Third Street storm sewer improvements to begin early January

Construction is scheduled to begin on or after Jan. 2, 2018 on the Third Street storm sewer improvements project. Calumet Civil Contractors, Inc. will be replacing aging and undersized storm sewers on Third Street between Oak Street and Walnut St...