News Flash

Town of Zionsville offers enhanced emergency notification system and Smart 911

To provide more efficient and effective emergency notification to Zionsville residents and businesses, the Town of Zionsville has teamed up with Rave Mobile Safety for a new mass notification platform available to all residents. This is a free service tha...

Fall Brush and Limb Collection

The Town of Zionsville’s Street & Stormwater Department will be providing curbside Brush & Limb Collection beginning Monday, September 28, 2020. This service provides Zionsville residents in the Urban Service District a means to dispose ...

Town of Zionsville announces new Superintendent of Parks and Recreation

The Town of Zionsville announces that Jarod Logsdon has been named the new superintendent for the Parks and Recreation Department. Logsdon’s first day will be Oct. 12.

Logsdon brings more than eight years of experience in conservation and the par...

Community Conversations series to discuss implicit bias launching in October

In an effort to bring the community together to examine and discuss implicit bias, systematic racism and racial justice, Mayor Emily Styron, in coordination with Zionsville Police Department and Zionsville Board of Police Commissioners, announces Communit...

Zionsville Fire Department wears red to support troops

On Fridays, Zionsville Fire Department firefighters and staff participate in R.E.D. (“Remember Everyone Deployed”) Friday. R.E.D. Friday was established as a way to show support and solidarity for all military personnel. Zionsville Pro...

Let’s talk about it: Mayor Emily Styron launches Creekside Chats

Are you part of a local group, organization, business or HOA and would like to have an informal discussion with Mayor Emily Styron? Or are you a resident and have feedback, topics of interest or ideas to share? Let’s talk about it! Mayor Emily w...

Message from Mayor Emily Styron

A couple of items to share with you this month.  

The Town of Zionsville is serious about pedestrian and bus stop safety. Since the start of this school year, record numbers of children are walking and biking to school.  This is...

Explore Zionsville parks with fun and socially distanced dog walking event

Grab your pup, a leash and walking shoes – Zionsville Parks & Recreation Tails on the Trails starts Tuesday, Sept. 1 and continues through Saturday, Oct. 31.

Tails on the Trails encourages dog owners to get outside this fall and explore Zions...

August Councilor’s Corner - Town Council Update

As has been necessary since April of this year, due to the COVID-19 pandemic the August 3 and August 17 Town Council meetings were conducted electronically via Zoom and were also streamed live on YouTube.

Here are some highlights from the August meetings a...

Zionsville’s Climate Action Plan begins, feedback requested from community

By the end of 2020, the Town of Zionsville will have a complete Climate Action Plan to present to Mayor Emily Styron and Zionsville Town Council. The finished plan will provide the Town of Zionsville with a strategy for reducing greenhouse gas emissions a...

Mayor Emily Styron and Zionsville Parks Board announce future dog park

Today Mayor Emily Styron, in coordination with the Zionsville Parks Board, unleashed plans for the future dog park at Heritage Trail Park (4050 S. 875 E.).

The dog park will be approximately 3.5 acres and have separate areas for small and large dogs. Poten...

Town of Zionsville offers options for businesses seeking COVID-19 assistance

To help local businesses impacted by COVID-19, the Town of Zionsville has launched the following programs that address the burden of unplanned expenses and lost revenue incurred due to COVID-19. Assistance may be requested through a grant process managed ...

Local retailer Lesley Jane receives grant from Town of Zionsville

Local retailer Lesley Jane has received a $10,000 grant from the Town of Zionsville Community Development Corporation (CDC). Owner Lesley Hunt applied for the CDC grant in early July and was awarded the full amount.

Lesley Jane is a women’s speci...

Skateboards only on the Mulberry Fields Skate Park

The Zionsville Parks & Recreation Department and the Zionsville Parks Board reminds skate park users: no scooters or bikes allowed. The skate park is for skateboards and in-line skates only.

An increasing number of skate park visitors are using or requ...

Take a book, return a book: Little Free Library arrives to Zionsville Town Hall

Today the Town of Zionsville installed a train-themed Little Free Library in the outdoor plaza just off the Big-4 Rail Trail. In conjunction with this installation, Mayor Emily Styron officially proclaimed the week of August 10 – 14, 2020 as Lit...

Community input requested as Gateway Redevelopment Plan launches

With the demolition of the PNC bank building and locksmith shop at the northwest corner of Main and Sycamore Streets on July 28, the Town of Zionsville began the first stage of the Gateway Redevelopment Plan. Now, Mayor Emily Styron wants to engage the co...

Recap: Live Sessions with Mayor Emily Styron and Town Council President Josh Garrett

Mayor Emily Styron and Town Council President Josh Garrett have taken to YouTube for bi-weekly interactive live sessions. These sessions provide timely updates to residents and businesses and offer an opportunity for the community to ask questions.

Recap o...

New signs indicating commercial and residential development filings

Residents and visitors to Zionsville will see signs placed on properties to indicate future proposed development projects. These signs will offer the opportunity to receive advance notice of a commercial or residential development proposal that has been f...