Join Mayor Emily Styron, the Zionsville Parks and Recreation Department, the Zionsville Park Board, Zionsville Town Council and other officials for a Winterfest ribbon cutting on Friday, December 9 at 3:45 p.m. at Mulberry Fields Park. Read on...
Zionsville Fire Department’s Area Familiarization with Santa is back this year. Santa is preparing to ride atop a fire engine and visit Zionsville neighborhoods. Read on...
The Zionsville Town Council has passed a resolution for adopting the guidelines for redistricting. Redistricting determines which constituents are represented by respective Town Council members based on their residential addresses. Read on...
The Zionsville Police Department achieved full accreditation status through the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA). CALEA accreditation is considered the national gold standard in law enforcement accreditation. Read on...
Winterfest will take place from December 9 through January 2, 2023 at Mulberry Fields Park (9645 Whitestown Road). New to Winterfest is an ice skating rink larger in size, food trucks and a maker’s market. Read on...
The Zionsville Town Code project team is working toward issuing the Town Code for consideration by the Plan Commission and Town Council in early 2023. Read on...
A few weeks ago, we participated in a budget workshop to present the proposed 2023 budget... and for department heads to share their priorities. We indicated that we expect a 9.3% increase in revenue for 2023. Read on...
A group of firefighters from the Boone County Local Professional Firefighter’s Association Local 5195 has come together with hopes to restore a 1964 firetruck that previously belonged to the Zionsville Volunteer Fire Department. Read on...
Together with the Town’s CFO and departments, I am presenting our Town’s 2023 budget. This budget represents the needs of each department as well as the expectations of our community. Read on...
Get ready to lace up a pair of skates and make your way to our outdoor ice skating rink. Winterfest presented by Century 21 Scheetz runs from December 9, 2022 through January 2, 2023 at Mulberry Fields Park (9645 Whitestown Road).
Our initial 5-Year Master Plan survey results have been collected. Now you are invited to take our second survey and share feedback on the proposed park recommendations.
The Rail Trail widening and improvement project will begin in early 2023. This project will repair and widen the existing Rail Trail from Heritage Trail Park south to Starkey Avenue and create a uniform 12’ wide trail with a 2' soft shoulder on each side.
