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...

ZPD canine Jelka recovering from major surgery

Zionsville Police Department’s canine Jelka is recovering from injuries sustained from being hit by a pickup truck yesterday evening. Jelka, who just turned two-years-old, is currently at MedVet Indianapolis recovering from a nearly two-hour sur...

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...

Upcoming road closures and projects

Below are updates on Zionsville road projects.

The Boone County Highway Department has announced the following closures in the Zionsville Rural area for the purpose of installing culvert replacements. These closures are expected to be single-day closures:

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Cobblestone works with Town for interior transformation

When Cobblestone Grill closed on Jan. 21 for remodeling, the restaurant’s owners, Kent and Liz Esra, immediately began the process of transforming the space into a more contemporary industrial look. By the time the restaurant reopened on March 3...

Zionsville Cultural District announces Step-On-Us Sidewalk Poetry Contest

Got a rhyme? Got a thought? Got a poem for a sidewalk? Now is the time, and Zionsville’s the place. Put that poem on paper or computer screen and send it to the Zionsville Cultural District (ZCD). That organization is sponsoring the first-ever &...

Fallen tree in Starkey Park closes trail

Early Thursday morning, Zionsville Park Department crews found a fallen oak tree in Starkey Park that permanently damaged parts of one of the trails. Park users will not be able to access Trail SP-1 from the Starkey Park parking lot to the trails intersec...

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...

Zionsville celebrates getting kids outside through Nature Play Days

Between June 10 – 18, Nature Play Days will encourage families in Indiana to play outdoors and reap the physical, mental and emotional benefits nature play provides. The primary goal of Nature Play Days is to reconnect children with the outdoors...

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...