Zionsville Police Department Chief Michael Spears and Mayor Emily Styron are pleased to announce that Lieutenant Drake Sterling has been promoted to the rank of captain. He will oversee the administration section and investigations. Read on...

Zionsville Fire Department received its certification as an authorized National Association of EMT (NAEMT) Training Center. Read on...

Leaf collection begins Monday, Oct. 18, 2021 and runs through Friday, Dec. 3, 2021 (weather permitting). This could be extended to mid-December if necessary and weather permits. Read on...

The official trick-or-treat hours in Zionsville are 5:30 – 8:30 p.m. on Oct. 31. Read on...

This is our second annual budget process working together with Zionsville Town Council. Thank you for the time many of the Town Council members have made to attend our earlier budget workshops. The feedback we received has been very helpful. Read on...

Mayor Emily Styron presented the 2022 Town of Zionsville proposed budget to residents and the Zionsville Town Council during two budget workshops and a Town Council meeting. This is a balanced budget with projected revenues meeting projected expenses. Read on...

The Town of Zionsville’s Community Enrichment Grant Committee awarded the second round of grants since the Zionsville Community Enrichment Grant program launched in January of 2021. Six local non-profits were awarded grants totaling $20,900. Read on...

Zionsville residents and visitors can be part of the magic and play at Mulberry Fields Park. Magical Park turns a normal park into a digital playground that encourages kids and families to explore a virtual world. Read on...

Expect to see construction in these areas sometime between late May (starting with Village Place and Village Circle) and project completion at the end of October. Please slow down and use caution when seeing crews on the roads this season. Read on...