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2019 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 6, 2019 on your regular trash collection day.
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Update on the Zionsville Road project
The closure of Zionsville Road is currently scheduled to begin on April 1, 2019. This reconstruction project involves the widening of a one-mile section of Zionsville Road.
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Zionsville expands emergency preparedness network
The Zionsville Fire Department is pleased to announce that two additional emergency warning sirens have been installed in the Zionsville service area in addition to the three new sirens that were installed in 2018.
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Christmas tree disposal sites in Boone County
Zionsville residents have several options for disposing of live trees after the holiday season. For the weeks of Jan. 7 and Jan. 14, Ray’s Trash Service will pick up Christmas trees curbside at no cost as part of the town’s regular trash pickup schedule.
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Zion Nature Center Teacher Trunks available to educators
Last May, Zion Nature Center, a part of Zionsville Parks & Recreation Department, received a $4,887 grant from the Duke Energy Foundation to support two hands-on, science-focused initiatives: Traveling Teacher Trunks and Nature Play Days.
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Leaf collection scheduled
The Town of Zionsville’s Street & Stormwater Department will be providing curbside leaf collection for residents in the Zionsville urban district this fall.
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Morning storms spark fire in Zionsville
At 8:39 a.m. this morning, the Zionsville Fire Department was dispatched to a report of a residence fire at 4130 Fieldmaster Dr. Crews arrived to find smoke and flames coming from the roof of the two-story home.
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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.
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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 into the community and making the opioid epidemic possible.
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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.
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Christmas tree disposal sites in Boone County
Zionsville residents have several options for disposing of live trees after the holiday season. From Jan. 2 – 12, Ray’s Trash Service will pick up Christmas trees curbside at no cost as part of the town’s regular trash pickup schedule.
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Big-4 Rail Trail tree work taking place
Pings Tree Service is working on behalf of Zionsville Parks Department to remove approximately 35 Ash trees along the Big-4 Rail Trail, primarily between Eagle Creek and Town Hall.
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ZFD goes R.E.D on Fridays
Have you noticed Americans wearing red on Fridays? It’s called R.E.D. Friday and it stands for “Remember Everyone Deployed.”
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Zionsville building fire update
The Zionsville Fire Department was dispatched to a report of a residence fire at 76 ½ South Main Street in Zionsville at 3:45 a.m. on September 18, 2017.
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Pop Up Farmers Market opens in Boone Village
Farm fresh eggs, local honey, Indiana sweet corn and heirloom tomatoes are just some of the fresh produce available at the Zionsville Pop Up Farmers Market on Wednesday nights in the Boone Village parking lot.
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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
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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.
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Town announces 2017 mayoral appointments
Zionsville Mayor Tim Haak has announced eight appointees to Town of Zionsville Boards and Commissions. Three individuals are new appointees and five individuals are reappointments.
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Christmas tree disposal sites in Boone County
Zionsville residents have several options for disposing of live trees after the holiday season. During the week of Jan. 2, Ray’s Trash Service will pick up Christmas trees curbside for no charge as part of the town’s regular trash pickup schedule
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ZPD detective lieutenant graduates from FBI National Academy
Three Zionsville Police Department officers have graduated from the world’s premier law enforcement learning and research center – the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) National Academy in Quantico, Va. Chief Robert Knox, now retired Captain Doug Gauthier and just this month, Detective Lieutenant Chuck White.
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Leaf collection scheduled
The Town of Zionsville’s Street & Stormwater Department will be providing curbside leaf collection for residents in the Zionsville urban district this fall. Leaf collection begins Monday, Oct. 24, 2016 and runs through Friday, Dec. 2, 2016.
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Boone County Local Income Tax (LIT) Fact Sheet
In Boone County, Sheriff Mike Nielsen and local public safety officials are leading the charge for an increase to the Local Income Tax (LIT) to support public safety, which many local leaders say has been underfunded for years.
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ZFD takes steps to reduce firefighters’ cancer risk
In an attempt to reduce firefighters’ cancer risks, Zionsville Fire Department (ZFD) has recently implemented additional on-scene actions and is conducting specialized training to increase firefighters’ cancer awareness.
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Annual Creekfest cleanup and festival celebrates Eagle Creek
The 2nd annual Creekfest on Saturday, Aug. 27 from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. celebrates Eagle Creek through recreation, stewardship and education. The core activity of Creekfest is the annual stream cleanup at 9 a.m. – an opportunity to beautify the community and protect Zionsville waterways. This year’s Creekfest will feature more activities and a larger, more ambitious section of Eagle Creek for the cleanup portion.
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Town of Zionsville Submits Grant Applications for Road Projects
Mayor Tim Haak and Town of Zionsville Officials on Friday, July 29, 2016 submitted a list of nearly $3.05 million in proposed road projects to the Indiana Department of Transportation in a bid to maximize matching grant potentials through the Community Crossings matching grant program.
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