A group of firefighters from the Boone County Local Professional Firefighter’s Association Local 5195 has come together with hopes to restore a 1964 firetruck that previously belonged to the Zionsville Volunteer Fire Department. Read on...
The Town of Zionsville’s Community Enrichment Grant Committee awarded their fall 2022 grants, the fourth round of awards since the Zionsville Community Enrichment Grant program launched in January of 2021. Six local non-profits were awarded grants. Read on...
The Zionsville Fire Department (ZFD) has received a Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) SAFER grant of $1,650,952.14 for the hiring of six firefighters. This grant will fully fund the salaries and benefits for six firefighters over three years. Read on...
The Town of Zionsville announces the hiring of Mike Dale as the Director of Community and Economic Development. Dale will start on October 3. Read on...
As the November 8 General Election nears, the Town of Zionsville is reminding residents to keep election signs out of the public right-of-way in accordance with the requirements of the State of Indiana and the Town’s Zoning Ordinance. Read on...
This fall, the Zionsville Parks and Recreation Department is offering a unique opportunity for individuals and businesses to donate trees to be planted along the Big-4 Rail Trail northern extension. Read on...
Together with the Town’s CFO and departments, I am presenting our Town’s 2023 budget. This budget represents the needs of each department as well as the expectations of our community. Read on...
The Zionsville Parks Foundation has been awarded a $14,970 nature grant from Duke Energy Foundation. Grant funds will convert 3.5 acres of the Zionsville Golf Course to pollinator meadows. Read on...
The Town of Zionsville’s Department of Public Works will provide curbside Brush & Limb Collection the weeks of Monday, September 26, 2022 and Monday, October 3, 2022. Read on...
Graham Rahal, president of GR Brands, will build a 115,000-square-foot headquarters on lots 10 and 11 in Creekside Corporate Park. Rahal plans to invest $15 – 20 million and bring 80 – 100 high-tech jobs to Zionsville. Read on...
