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Town of Zionsville announces community grant program

Mayor Emily Styron announces the establishment of a community grant program that enhances the quality of life for residents, business owners and visitors to Zionsville. Projects funded are those that promote Zionsville, promote Zionsville businesses, crea...

Message from Mayor Emily Styron - December

There is so much I love about our Town – the miles of parkland to explore, walking the Rail Trail in the fall under a canopy of changing leaves, our public school teachers who consistently deliver a high caliber academic experience in a supporti...

Zionsville selected to be part of workshop for mayors

Today the Columbus Design Institute will begin Indiana Main Street: Mayors’ Workshop Post COVID-19. Mayor Emily Styron was selected as one of the five Indiana mayors participating in the workshop this year. 

This free, invitati...

Additional COVID-19 grants awarded to local businesses

The Town of Zionsville Community Development Corporation (CDC) has awarded grants to two additional Zionsville businesses to help ease the burden of unplanned expenses and lost revenue incurred due to COVID-19. 

The most recently approve...

Joint statement from the Town of Zionsville and Azionaqua Swim Club

The Town of Zionsville and Azionaqua Swim Club have entered into an agreement in which both the Town and Azionaqua are actively exploring additional recreational opportunities for Town residents. The Town of Zionsville and Azionaqua have agreed to evaluat...

Town stocks Eagle Creek with rainbow trout

As part of an effort to promote Eagle Creek among residents and visitors, the Town of Zionsville has stocked the Creek with about 1,200 10-12” farm-raised rainbow trout. This is the third year the Town has placed rainbow trout in the Creek. This...

Zionsville Police Department focuses on mental health and de-escalation training

Zionsville Police Department officers are participating in two new programs: de-escalation training and REACH (Resources, Evaluating, Assisting in Community Health). As part of these programs, ZPD officers are being trained on nonviolent ways to resolve c...

Town Hall closing to the public beginning November 9

With COVID-19 cases on the rise in Indiana, and the state of Indiana reporting record-high numbers of daily cases and hospitalizations, Zionsville Town Hall is closing to the public beginning Monday, November 9. Many town services can be accessed online, ...

Grants awarded to eight local businesses

The Town of Zionsville Community Development Corporation (CDC) has awarded grants to eight Zionsville businesses to help ease the burden of unplanned expenses and lost revenue incurred due to COVID-19. The total amount of grants awarded is $73,500.

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Leaf collection schedule announced

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This fall, the Town of Zionsville’s Street & Stormwater Department will be providing curbside leaf collection for residents in the Zionsville Urban Service District. The Department asks for the following courtesies:

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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...

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...