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Gov. Holcomb to visit Zionsville for Big-4 Rail Trail ceremony and ribbon cutting

WHO:

Gov. Eric J. Holcomb

Mayor Emily Styron, Town of Zionsville

Mayor Jim Brainard, City of Carmel

Department of Natural Resources Director Dan Bortner

Rails-to-Trails Conservancy President Ryan Chao

WHAT: 

Join Gov. Holcomb, Mayor Emily Styr...

Parks Department unveils new mobile recreation vehicle

There is a new vehicle in town that’s coming to a park near you. The Parks and Recreation Department has a mobile recreation vehicle to deploy mobile play equipment and offer programming at a variety of events and locations including local parks, communit...

Zionsville awarded 2022 INDOT Community Crossings Grant

The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) has awarded the Town of Zionsville a Community Crossings Matching Grant valued at a maximum of $120,950.50. Zionsville will use the grant toward funding DPW’s 2022 road rehabilitation and repaving projects....

Zionsville residents invited to submit nominations for Z’Tree of the Year

Did you get married under the shade of a large oak tree? Grow up watching the leaves change on a maple tree in your front yard? Plant a tree in memory of a loved one? Residents are invited to submit their favorite tree in Zionsville for the Z’Tr...

Zionsville announces hiring of Chief Financial Officer

The Town of Zionsville announces the hiring of Kellie Adams as the Chief Financial Officer. Adams will start on April 11.

Adams was previously the controller for the Indiana Department of Administration. In this role, she reduced all three state agencies' ...

Zionsville designated “SolSmart Bronze” for advancing solar energy growth

The Town of Zionsville has received a Bronze designation from the national SolSmart program for making it faster, easier and more affordable for homes and businesses to go solar.  

This designation recognizes the Town of Zionsville for taking step...

Zionsville Parks launches Carpenter Nature Preserve website and virtual survey

The Zionsville Board of Park and Recreation and Zionsville Parks and Recreation Department has launched a new website designed to share the progress and plans of the future Carpenter Nature Preserve and capture input from the public.  

This websit...