At least every two years, the Town of Zionsville elected leaders identify potential areas to transition from county to town police and street services based in part on adjacency to the existing Urban Service District (contiguity) and the presence of public water and sewer. Requests from HOAs to be transitioned can also be considered. The administration and town staff will review the financial responsibility of this action through the creation of a fiscal plan to ensure the town can adequately provide services in the reclassified areas. The Town Council will then hold a public hearing and consider adopting a reclassification ordinance to transition service areas. These typically go into effect on January 1 of the following year.
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Public Works
Pathways and crosswalks, streetlights, snow clearing, road paving
Trash / Recycling
Schedule, heavy trash collection, Tax Drop collections
Zoning, Permitting and Petitions
Fences, rural and urban service district, overgrown grasses
Parks and Recreation
Shelter reservations, maps, dog park membership, Zionsville Golf Course
Police Department
Noise ordinances, copies of reports, solicitor permits
Town Court
Traffic tickets, deferral program, claims
Fire Department
Open burning, tents
Resident Services
Notary service, assistance program, golf carts, taxes