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Mayor Emily Styron and Zionsville Town Council’s statement and call to action on social justice

On June 1^st, a vigil for George Floyd was held at Zionsville Town Hall. This community-organized event brought together local leaders, clergy and hundreds of residents. What we heard that evening was a call to action – a desire to transform this...

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.

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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 ...

Town of Zionsville completes greenhouse gas inventory and looks ahead to action plan

Earlier this year, as one of 11 communities selected to be part of Indiana University’s second Resilience Cohort, the Town of Zionsville conducted a comprehensive inventory of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. This inventory, led by the Zionsville...

Zionsville Lions Club announce 4th of July fireworks

Zionsville residents and visitors will be able to view the annual Zionsville Lions Club 4^th of July fireworks this year with some modifications. The Zionsville Lions Club, with support of its Partners in the Park and in conjunction with the Town of Zionsv...

Town of Zionsville creates Zionsville Economic Resiliency Fund

To help businesses affected by COVID-19, the Zionsville Town Council approved funds for the establishment of the Zionsville Economic Resiliency Fund. This fund will be administered through the Boone County Economic Development Corporation’s (Boo...

Reminder of Zionsville golf cart regulations

Summer weather is here and more residents are taking to their neighborhoods and local streets on golf carts. The Town of Zionsville’s golf cart ordinance regulates the legal use of golf carts by those with a valid operator’s permit on ...

Zionsville’s Brick Street gears up for al fresco evenings

On Thursday evenings this summer from 5 – 9 p.m., residents can sit at one of the many tables set up on Main Street, order from local restaurants and remain socially distanced while enjoying dinner on the Brick Street. During this event, residen...

The path forward: Mayor Emily Styron and Parks Board announce parks facilities phased opening

In accordance with Gov. Holcomb’s Back on Track plan, today Mayor Emily Styron and the Parks Board announced the phased openings for Town of Zionsville parks facilities and amenities. Zionsville Golf Course will be the first facility to open, wi...

2020 Street & Stormwater Department paving

The Street & Stormwater Department has released year’s resurfacing program. All areas are expected to begin on or after May 18 and be completed by the end of August. All dates are subject to change.

The following paving projects from...

Wastewater Department bringing sewer to portions of Oak Street

Among the 2020 Zionsville Wastewater Department projects is the new Oak Street sewer. This sewer will be located on the north side of Oak Street and will extend west of Cooper Road traveling east to just west of Irish Hill.

All residents along the side str...

Sycamore Street bridge project to begin in February

The reconstruction project for the Sycamore Street bridge is scheduled to begin Feb. 10, 2020. This project involves the reconstruction of the road bridge deck and bridge railing systems and provides new decorative lighting on the rehabilitated bridge.

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