Recently, our Choice Community Council volunteers and many of last year’s National Night Out event volunteers gathered together to celebrate our town’s 2025 National Night Out Celebration’s #1 ranking in the United States by the National Association of Town Watch for our population category of 15,000-50,000 people.
The Indiana State Police (ISP) is proud to announce the extension of its partnership with NTT INDYCAR SERIES driver Felix Rosenqvist for the 2026 INDYCAR SERIES season, continuing a forward-thinking recruitment and public-engagement initiative designed to connect with the next generation of State Troopers, Capitol Police Officers, and Professional Staff members.
The Community & Urban Forestry (CUF) Program at the Indiana Department of Natural Resources is currently seeking interested applicants for the Urban Forestry Specialist position.
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The Indiana DNR Community and Urban Forestry program staff is hosting Tree Stewards workshops for spring 2026
The Munster Police Department would like to remind residents that the lobby of the station (1001 Ridge Road) is available for any resident who would like to make internet purchase transactions.
The lobby is recorded 24 hours a day with audio and video surveillance, and using the lobby can help to discourage fraud, theft, robbery, assault or other similar types of crimes. Signage such as the one pictured is posted near the police department to encourage residents to make use of the lobby for these transactions.
The Indiana DNR Community & Urban Forestry program and Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission (NIRPC) are excited to offer the Invasive Tree Replacement program in northwest Indiana.
Indiana Conservation Officer Rhett Braun, who serves Jay County, has been selected as the 2025 District 4 Officer of the Year.
Indiana Conservation Officer Ryan Blackman, who serves White County, has been selected as the 2025 District 3 Officer of the Year.
Indiana Conservation Officer Erick Bolt, who serves Whitley County, and recently retired Indiana Conservation Officer Todd Lang, who served Steuben County, have both been selected as the 2025 District 2 Officers of the Year.
