The City of New Castle is comprised of four (4) bargaining units:

• 2013 AFSCME Contract
• 2014 AFSCME Contract
• 2015 AFSCME Contract
• 2016 AFSCME Contract

• 2013 EMS Agreement & SOP
• 2014 EMS Agreement
• 2015 EMS Agreement
• 2016 EMS Agreement

• 2013 Firefighters Contract
• 2014 Firefighters Contract
• 2015 Firefighters Contract
• 2016 Firefighters Contract

• 2013 FOP Contract
• 2014 FOP Contract
• 2015 FOP Contract
• 2016 FOP Contract

Members

• Greg York - Mayor
• Dave Barker - Director of Public Works
• Joel Harvey- City Attorney
• Kenny Melton - Building Commissioner
• Grep Phipps - Water Superintendent
• Mark Stacy - Utilities Office Manager
• Zed Leath- WPC Superintendent

Meeting Schedule

• The Utility Impact Board meetings are held on the 1st and 3rd Monday each month in the Council Chambers at 9:30 am.
• Meetings are open to the public

Meeting Minute Archive

Members

• Corey Murphy - President, City Appointment
• Tom Green - Vice President, City Appointment
• Jon McCutchen- Secretary, City Appointment
• Keith Pritchett - City Appointment

Meeting Schedule

• Meetings are held on the 4th Monday each month in the Community Center at 5:30 pm. Meetings are open to the public.
• July 14, 2025 Meeting Packet
• October 27, 2025 Meeting Packet
• Board of Aviation Meeting YouTube Channel

Members

• Patty Broyles - President
• Dave Nantz - Vice  President
• John Henderson - Member
• Todd Myers-Member
• Mayor Greg York - Non-Voting Member
• Mike Bergum - Park Superintendent - Non-Voting Member
• Kendra Blankenship - Mayor's Assistant / Secretary - Non-Voting Member

Meeting Schedule

Guide for the Disabled

All buses are wheelchair lift equipped.

Passengers may qualify for reduced fare due to a permanent or temporary disability.  Individuals wanting to see if they qualify should contact the Business Office at 521-6847.

Making reservations is simple.  Follow the instructions under the "Routes & Schedules" section and tell the dispatcher if you will need the lift.  Only persons with disabilities may use the wheelchair lift.  Passengers using wheelchairs or scooters may use the lift.  Personal care attendants and service animals may also use the lift.

Drivers are not permitted to assist passengers on and off the bus, except with the use of the wheelchair lift.  Therefore, if your disability requires someone to help you up and down the stairs, etc., you will need to bring a personal care attendant with you.  You personal care attendant rides at no charge as long as they are there to give you assistance.

Waiting to Board

Indicate to the driver if you need the wheelchair lift.  Let the driver know if this is the first time you have used the lift.

Stay at least 6 feet back from the door.

Wait for the driver to tell you when it is safe to board the lift.  If you are using a wheelchair or scooter, you will need to board the lift back first.  This is the safest way to board.  Make sure your brakes are set.

Once securely on the lift, firmly grasp the handrail, located on each side while the lift is in operation.  The driver will assist you inside the bus.

This information is available in other accessible formats upon request.

Uniform Division

765-529-4890

Day Shift

• David B. Carnes - Captain, Shift Commander
• James Heffernan - Lieutenant
• Chris Radcliff - Sergeant

Afternoon Shift

• James E. Nicholson - Captain, Shift Commander
• Jeffery Marcum - Lieutenant
• Josh Hedges - Sergeant

Night Shift

• Brad Flynn - Captain, Shift Commander
• Adrian Darling - Lieutenant
• Aaron Strong - Sergeant

Detective Division

765-529-5355

Adult / Juvenile Division

• Scott Ullery - Captain of Detectives
• Chase Hightower - Sergeant
• Andy Hood - Sergeant

PAVING

The Street Department contracts through an open bidding process for street paving which usually begins in the late Spring each year.  Streets are constantly being inspected for deterioration and when needed are added to the paving list. Streets are then paved as funding allows. If you have concerns regarding a street in your community, please let us know.

POT HOLE & STREET CUT REPAIRS

A list of pot holes is maintained in the street department and citizens may report pot holes by calling 521-6831.

In the Spring of 2004 the department added the Maxx Patcher and a 6,000 gallon emulsion heated storage tank to its fleet of equipment.  Employees were trained and a crew is now on the job attending to pot holes and street cuts on a daily basis unless mother nature interferes.  This eliminates the old "cold patch" method, a temporary fix, and allows for permanent repairs to be done by city employees at an overall cost reduction.  It also allows for repairing street cuts made by city utilities.

Street cuts made by anyone other than city utilities are repaired by the individual making the cut, at their expense, to city specifications.

South Mound Cemetery / Westlawn Addition

505 Bundy Ave, New Castle IN 47362

Phone 765-521-6850            Fax 765-521-8429

Fee Schedule Effective June 1, 2025

Space Pricing & Fees:

Standard Adult space                            $  800.00   

           $ 1,000.00 with foundation (Section E)

Infant area (baby land)                         $  125.00

Indigent Free Ground Westlawn C     No charge for space      Proof of eligibility required

Legion Hill / Westlawn H                    No charge for space      DD214 Required                                                                                           

Section J – Mausoleums                       $ 5,200.00 each

Columbarium Spaces                           $ 1,400.00 (includes engraving & open/close)                                            *Additional $100 for Sat. open/close              

Recording Fee                                        $  75.00 Transfer Certificate or Recording Fee

Escort Fee                                               $  75.00

Weekday Opening & Closing:   **before 3:30 arrival**

Adult traditional                                     $ 800.00

Cremation burial                                    $ 400.00

Baby land Infant area                            $ 200.00

Baby or Infant anywhere else                $ 700.00

Mausoleum                                           $ 400.00 and cost

Saturday Opening & Closing:    Before 12:00                              After 12:00          

Adult traditional                                     $ 1,200.00                           $ 1,250.00

Cremation burial                                    $  500.00                             $   600.00

Baby land Infant area                            $  350.00                             $   450.00

Baby or Infant anywhere else                $1,100.00                           $ 1,200.00

Mausoleum                                           $  750.00 and cost

Late arrival- 3:30 or later on any given day including Saturday

will be charged an additional late fee of $350.00

**All Funerals are to be scheduled for no later than 2:00 pm so that arrival times

will be before 4:00 pm for safety reasons Per City of New Castle Council**

Disinterment Monday – Friday 8:00 to 3:00 only

Before 12:00 traditional       $1,900.00         After 12:00 traditional             $2,000.00

Before 12:00 cremation        $   800.00         After 12:00 cremation   $1,000.00

Moving within our Cemetery additional fees of space and opening & closing

Saturday services Death Notification must be faxed before 4:00 pm Thursday

No services on City Holidays

Entrance to Baker Park	Horseshoes Park next to Fire Station	The "Fun Park" for Kids

Park History

Reservation Information

Reservations for shelters must be made in person at the Mayor's Office, located at 227 North Main Street, in New Castle. There is a $50.00 charge for shelter reservations.

Facilities Available

• 2 Large enclosed shelters, with electricity and water close by (reservations needed)
• 4 Small shelters, available to the community on a first come - first served basis
• 1 Covered stage area, with electricity may be reserved with Baker Park Shelter #1 only
• Restroom facilities
• Picnic areas, swimming pool, "Fun Park" for children, and a large playground area
• Basketball courts, tennis courts, shuffleboard and horseshoe pits

Brief History

South Mound Cemetery was established in 1859 by the New Castle Cemetery Association and consisted of five acres of land.  The cemetery is now owned and operated by the City of New Castle and consists of two parcels of land, one on each side of State Road 3.  To the east is South Mound, now measuring 115 acres.  South Mound's rolling landscape and majestic old trees make for a beautiful and serene final resting place.  It continues to be a source of pride for the community and many compliments are received from out of town visitors.  The City of New Castle continues to assure top level perpetual care and maintenance.

Regulations

Regulations were designed to protect the sacredness and beauty of the cemetery, while providing for the safety of visitors and workers.  The regulations were enacted by ordinance from the New Castle City Council and are amended as needed. 

Monuments

There is a six (6) month waiting period after interment before a stone and foundation can be placed.  This applies to all interments except burial of babies and cremains.  Pre-need monuments may be set at any time, however must be determined through the Superintendent.  There is a stone height limitation for Section 12 (free ground) of 18 inches.  All foundation orders must be approved by the Superintendent for location and size.  There is a foundation location fee.

Decorations

Saddles or items placed on a stone area are allowed year-round.  Flowers, wreaths, etc. may be placed on the ground after mowing season (November 30) and must be removed by April 1.  Grave blankets and other winter holiday decorations must be removed by March 1.  All items left on the ground will be removed during Spring clean-up (April 1) and discarded.  All Memorial Day decorations placed on the ground must be removed seven (7) days after Memorial Day.  The cemetery cannot be responsible for any decorations that are stolen, lost, damaged or misplaced.

LEAF REMOVAL

During the fall leaf season (Approximately October 1 through December 1) the city operates several leaf vacs which pick up leaves at the curb.  Leaves should be raked to the curb (not on the street) for vacuuming. Please do not allow limbs and twigs to be mixed in with the leaves. Leaves may be bagged and placed out with the regular sanitation at any time during the year.  Those collected are recycled at the State Prison.

Yard debris can be removed by calling 521-6831 to schedule a pick up.  Calls are processed in the order they are received.  Limbs should be piled at the curb (not on the street) facing the same direction, with no limbs bigger than 6" in diameter for the chipper.  During the fall leaf season, leaves should be raked to the curb (not on the street) for vacuuming.  When removing bushes and such, the root ball must be cut off because it will not go through the chipper.  Those items can be set out as yard waste and a sanitation truck will pick it up.

SNOW REMOVAL

The street department is responsible for snow removal on all city streets, except State Highways.  The main routes are cleaned first, then residential areas.  Residents and contractors are asked not to push snow out onto city streets.  The city does not plow alleyways, except with the assistant of emergency services.  There is an ordinance requiring city residents and businesses to keep sidewalks cleared.

TRAFFIC SIGNS

The street department maintains all street markers, stop signs, etc within the city limits, except for those on State Highways.  Signs that are found to be missing or damaged should be reported to the street department at 521-6831.

Handicap parking signs must have City Council approval before they can be placed.  Place your request through the city's building inspectors office or police department.

CURB PAINTING

Purpose

The Board of Public Works and Safety is established in accordance to Indiana Code (IC 36-4-9-8) pertaining to third class cities.  The Board of Public Works and Safety consists of three members, one being mayor. The remaining two members are appointed by the mayor and must be residents of the city and may hold other appointments or hold elected offices.  

The public safety function of the board includes law enforcement and fire protection. The public works function of the board includes control over streets, sanitation, transportation, sewers and city utilities.  All city department heads work in conjunction with the members of the Board of Public Works and Safety.

The Board of Public Works and Safety address issues such as contractual agreements that bind the city, closing streets, and using city facilities.  Approval of motions at the public Board of Works and Safety meetings require a majority vote.

Members

• Greg York- Mayor
• David Barker- Director of Public Works and Safety
• Joel Harvey- City Attorney

Meeting Schedule

• Board of Public Works Meetings are held the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month at 10:00AM on the 3rd floor in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 227 North Main Street.
• Board of Works Meeting Minutes Log

Paying Your Utility Bill

Customer Information Portal

There are two offices related to the function of the Water Department:

• The Pumping Station located at 5th and Broad Streets is responsible for providing potable water to its customers.  This includes the cleaning, testing, pumping, and distribution for both domestic and commercial purposes, as well as fire protection.  The department is also responsible for the maintenance and repairs of the water distribution system, water plant, wells, and elevated storage towers.  These activities are administered through the pumping station, located at 5th and Broad Streets. 

• The Utility Office is located at 201 N. 6th Street.  This office is responsible for all aspects of customer service including requests for new service, service disconnects, meter readings, inquiries, complaints and collections.

• Lead Line Service Inventory-120 Water Audit

Annual Reports

• 2013 Annual Water Quality Report
  
• 2014 Annual Water Quality Report
  
• 2017 Annual Water Quality Report

The New Castle Fire Department has three shifts charged with the responsibility of fire suppression while they are on duty.  Each shift is led by an Battalion Chief who is in charge of fire ground activities.

A-Shift

• Nathan Peavler

B-Shift

• Jeff Murray

C-Shift

• Tim Welch

The N.C.P.D. Uniform/Patrol Division is comprised of three shifts which are midnights (1st shift), days (2nd shift), and afternoons (3rd shift). Each of the shifts has a Captain, who serves as the commander. The Captain is assisted by one lieutenant and one sergeant. This division works a 6 days on/3 day off schedule with 8 hour shifts.

There are presently twenty-six officers assigned to this division, with one of the officers serving as K-9 officer. All officers are graduates of the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy (I.L.E.A.) All officers of the department attend in-service training throughout the year. Officers of the department have several specialties, ranging from accident and traffic investigations and reconstruction, first-responder and/or first-aid and CPR training, firearms, chemical test operators, criminal investigations, canine handling and IDACS.

This division also has officers that have been certified as instructors in firearms, general studies, canine, defensive tactics, taser (less than lethal force), emergency vehicle operations (EVO), and DARE.

Day Shift

• David Carnes - Captain, Shift Commander
• James D. Heffernan - Lieutenant
• Chris Radcliff - Sergeant
• Bill Brooks - Patrolman
• Matthew Patterson - Patrolman
• Ty Terrell - Patrolman
• Mickel Pratt - Patrolman
• Jason Boring - Patrolman
• Donnie McClure - Patrolman

Afternoon Shift

• James E. Nicholson - Captain, Shift Commander
• Jeffery R. Marcum - Lieutenant
• Josh Hedges - Sergeant
• Lisa Fullman - Patrolman
• Eric Jackson - Patrolman
• Neil Sealover - Patrolman
• Chase Koger - Patrolman
• Tyler Reece - Patrolman
• Nicholas Rhodes - Patrolman

Night Shift

• Brad Flynn - Captain, Shift Commander
• Adrian Darling - Lieutenant
• Aaron Strong - Sergeant
• J.B. Nicholson - Patrolman
• Brandy Pierce - Patrolman
• Joseph Tompkins - Patrolman
• Tony Hughes - Patrolman

CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES LOG

Personnel is comprised of:

• One (1) EMS Chief
• One (1) Assistant Chief
• Twenty Two (22) Full Time Paramedics and Ten (10) Part Time Paramedics
• Fourteen (14) Full Time EMT's and Ten (10) Part Time EMT's
• One (1) Billing Clerk

Each of our four (4) rotating shifts includes:

• One (1) Shift Captain and One (1) Shift Lieutenant, Both are Paramedics operating Two (2) QRV's (Quick Response Vehicles)
• Four (4) Advanced Life Support (ALS) Ambulances

We operate the EMS Service from Two Stations:

• 432 Broad Street -  Staff:  Shift Captain;  EMS Chief;  Assistant Chief;  Two (2) Ambulances
• 1315 I Ave -              Staff:  Shift Lieutenant; Two (2) Ambulances

THE AQUATIC CENTER IS CLOSED FOR THE 2025 SEASON! WE WILL SEE YOU NEXT YEAR!! 

Aquatic Center Hours of Operation

Monday-12pm-6pm

Tuesday 12pm-6pm

Wednesday- 12pm-6pm

Thursday- 12pm-6pm

Friday- 12pm-6pm

Saturday- 12pm-6pm

Sunday- 12pm-6pm

Daily Admittance Fees

Children ages 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult!

Special Offers

• 10 Punch Key Tag - $30.00
  
  (Each punch represents a single, daily admittance by an individual to the Baker Park Aquatic Center. A key tag may be used by multiple patrons.) These passes can be purchased at the Pool or the City Clerk's Office located at 227 North Main St.

Pool Parties

• Pool Parties can be scheduled by calling the Mayor's Office, 765-529-7605.

The following individuals are responsible for all fire inspection and code enforcement aspects of the New Castle Fire Department.  They are assisted in this area by other fire officers who make routine inspections of various businesses, schools, extended care facilities, and apartment complexes.  The inspection division is always willing to work with business owners in their attempt at voluntary compliance with fire codes and ordinances.

• Fire Chief - David Moore
• Deputy Chief- Chris McCartt
• Captain- Tony Young
• Engineer- Stephen Edwards

State of the Art Equipment

• Genesis "Brute" Battery powered extrication equipment
• "KODIAK" Strut and lifting systems
• Stryker Power Pro Systems
• ICU Level Mechanical Ventilators including BiPap/CPAP
• Zoll X-Series cardiac monitoring
• Digital Documentation with CAD integration
• "Alaris" multi-channel medication pumps
• Aggressive and Innovative Protocols featuring the latest emergency medicine studies; Rapid Sequence Intubation (RSI); Critical Care Medicine including multiple EMS initiated "drips"

The Board  hears and decides upon applications for a variance from, or special exception to, City Ordinance.

Members

Meeting Schedule

Meetings are held on the 2nd Thursday each month at 6:00pm in New Castle City Hall, Council Chambers, 227 N Main Street, 2nd floor. Meetings are open to the Public. Meetings may be cancelled for months with "No Business".

Board of Zoning Meeting Minutes are available upon request in the Building Commissioner's Office.

History

The West Lawn addition to South Mound Cemetery was added in the early 1980's.  Currently measuring 46 acres, development of new burial sites continues.

Regulations

Regulations concerning West Lawn Addition were designed to protect the sacredness and beauty of the cemetery, while providing for the safety of visitors and workers.  The regulations were enacted by ordinance from the New Castle City Council and are amended as needed.

Monuments

There is a six (6) month waiting period after interment before a stone can be placed.  This applies to all except burial of babies and cremains.  Pre-need monuments can be set at any time, however must be coordinated through the Superintendent.  The maximum height for base plus tablet is 36 inches.  All foundation orders must be approved by the Superintendent for location and size.  There is a foundation location fee.

Markers

 If a grave is unmarked, one item - a temporary cross, urn with flowers, or appropriate statue - less than 36 inches high will be allowed until the permanent monument is placed on the grave.  All such urns or statues shall be placed on a flat concrete slab and secured.  All rules regarding special holidays shall remain in effect for unmarked as well as marked graves.

Special Holidays

Flowers and decorations may be placed on the ground two days prior to the following holidays:

1. Memorial Day
2. Easter
3. Mother's Day
4. Father's Day

All flowers and decorations placed on the ground shall be removed by the owners, not later than seven (7) days following Memorial Day and two (2) days following Easter, Mother's Day and Father's Day.

One shepherd's hook per grave will be allowed during the same decoration periods listed above.  Shepherd's hooks may not be decorated with any material, including ribbons, balloons, etc.  Shepherd's hooks must be less than 54 inches in height and be substantially constructed.  Any items left after the allowable time will be removed by cemetery personnel.  Shepherd's hooks will be held for thirty (30) days to be claimed and will then be discarded.

Decorations

The installation of fencing, hedging border, or enclosures of any kind around a burial lot or gravesite is prohibited.  The placement of gravel, mulch, sand, or other materials shall not be permitted.

No item shall be placed on the ground surrounding the gravestone foundation between the dates of April 1 and November 30 (mowing season), except as mentioned for special holidays.  The only items permitted during mowing season shall include vases attached to the monument or foundation, monument saddles, memory lights and small statues permanently affixed to the concrete foundation or monument base.

Vases, urns, and angel statues must be less than 36 inches in height and be placed on the monument foundation, if there is sufficient space, or on cement.  Such vases or urns shall be reasonably secured to prevent becoming dislodged and causing a safety hazard.  No glass or breakable container shall be permitted.  No metal cans, wire hooks, or spikes are permitted.

Grave blankets shall be allowed from November 30 to March 1.  All hooks or spikes must be secured to the blanket to prevent them from coming loose and becoming a hazard to cemetery workers.

Planting of shrubs, trees, or flowers is strictly prohibited.

Any decoration not specified previously shall not be allowed to be placed on grave sites.  This includes the placing of boxes, shelves, toys, metal designs, ornaments, chairs, settees, pumpkins, Easter egg trees, and other such items.  Any decoration placed on graves contrary to these rules shall be removed.  Cemetery management shall have no responsibility to the owner or third party for such items.

A team of fire investigators who are called upon to identify the origin and cause of all major fires within the fire department's jurisdiction and assist other county agencies with this task as well.  These Investigators work closely with law enforcement personnel, State Fire Marshals Office (IDHS) and officials at the Henry County Prosecutor's Office in the aggressive pursuit of the crime of arson. 

Investigators

• Jeff Murray
• Chris McCartt
• Tony Young
• Wesley Owens
• Corey Clemens
• Stephen Edwards
• Dereck White
• Zac Shank

Information

If you have information on any fire, make the call, there could be a reward of up to $5,000.

• New Castle Fire Department Investigation Division
  765-521-6815
• Law Enforcement Officer
  765-529-4901 ext. 5
• Arson Hotline
  1-800-382-4628

In cooperation with the State Fire Marshal's Office and the International Association of Arson Investigators, Indiana Chapter, a reward of up to $5000.00 is offered for information that leads to the arrest of any person responsible for an arson fire.

Investigation Insights

Recent fires that are under investigation

Mr. Joel Harvey is the City of New Castle Attorney.

Duties of the City Attorney: 

• Represent, support and provide legal advise or written opinions to the Mayor and City Council, department heads and staff members of the various city departments;
• Aggressively represent the City in legal proceedings, both as plaintiff and defendant;
• Make recommendations to city council for or against the settlement or dismissal of legal proceedings;
• To render timely legal advice to city boards, commissions, and committees; to research and provide information on legal issues; to prepare legal documents, including ordinances, resolutions and contracts;
• To review and prepare amendments to the New Castle municipal code to maintain consistency with current state and federal laws.

The Records Office will assist the public with

• Processing and copies of accident and incident reports
• Run Criminal History checks for the City of New Castle's jurisdiction
• Collection of fees and donations to the department
• Process and collection of fees/fines for citations issued by the New Castle
• Police Department due to violations of city ordinances
• Processing gun permits

Report Fees

Effective May 1, 2010

Handgun Licensing Fee Schedule

Effective May 1, 2010

*A portion of the local fee is refundable if a license is not issued. The entire state fee is refundable if no license is issued.

Mopeds

Golf Carts

POLICE REPORT INFORMATION WILL NOT BE RELEASED OVER THE PHONE.

Paying Your Utility Bill

Customer Information Portal

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Customer Service

The New Castle Utilities Office is committed to providing a friendly and professional environment for our customers and staff.  We intend to provide the most ethical accountability of funds collected from the ratepayer of both the Water and Water Pollution Control departments.  Services provided to the customer from this office includes:

• Collection of fees
• Customer Inquiries
• New Service Requests
• Notification of Emergencies

Collection of Fees & Billing

Reservation Information

Reservations for a shelter can be made in person at the Mayor's Office, located at 227 North Main Street, in New Castle. There is a $35.00 charge for reserving this shelter.

Facilities Available

• 1 large enclosed shelters, with electricity and water close by (reservations needed)

• 4 small shelters, available to the community on a first come - first served basis

• Restroom facilities

• Picnic areas, a large playground area and shaded walk park

• Basketball courts, and space for family football or soccer

• Softball diamonds that are utilized for managed leagues

Consistent with the philosophy of the State of Indiana, the City of New Castle agrees that all documents of the City are public records and should be available for inspection and copying, with the exception of a few documents that are considered confidential under Indiana Code 5-14-3-4. Requests for public records from the City of New Castle must be in writing and reasonably particular.

Requests for public records will be reviewed during normal business hours. The Mayor's office will acknowledge the receipt of hand-delivered requests within 24 business hours and the receipt of requests via facsimile, mail or electronic mail within seven (7) calendar days. These will be forwarded to the Clerk Treasurer.

There may be charges for duplication of the requested records per city ordinance. The Clerk Treasurer's office will respond in writing to all requests that are denied and state the statutory exception authorizing the withholding of all or part of the public record and the name and title/position of the person responsible for the denial.

Official electronic documents are not available from the City of New Castle.

Requesting Public Information

• Public Access to Information - Electronic Request
• Public Access to Information - Printable Request Form
  • Should you chose to file your request on paper, once the form has been completed, deliver via:

Email
nccityclerk@gmail.com

Mail
Clerk-Treasurer
227 N. Main Street
New Castle, IN  47362

Hand deliver during regular office hours

Viewing Public Information

• Contracts between the city and other public agencies 
• Minutes of all public meetings conducted by the Board of Public Works
• Minutes of all public meetings conducted by the City Council 
• Agendas for City Council and Board of Public Works Meetings 
• Copies of Ordinances and Resolutions 
• All financial data including revenues, expenditures and City Budgets.

Change your Clock - Change your Batteries

Fire Department Programs

Schedule your next engagement

• Fire Station Tours
  • Schools
  • Cub Scouts
  • Girl Scouts
  • Boy Scouts
  • Day Care Centers
• Guest Speakers
• Fire Extinguisher Training
• Fire Safety and Exit Drills
• Fire Safety House
• Career Days

Members

• Kirk Robbins - President
• Van Goar - Vice President
• Elgin Carter - Secretary
• Ken Custer - Board Appointee
• Bruce Gaylor - Mayor Appointee
• Dennis Archey - Board Appointee
• Dave Nantz - Mayor Appointee
• Mark Cronk - Board Appointee

Meeting Schedule

• Meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month in the City Council Chambers at 7:00 pm. Meetings are open to the public.
• Minutes are available upon request in the Police Department Record's Office