City Burn Ban Lifted
Mayor David A. Wood has announced that effective Wednesday, July 25, 2012 at 6:00 AM, the City of Mishawaka will lift the burn ban that took effect on June 15, 2012 due to the dangerous drought conditions. “We are happy to announce that with the recent rains and cooler weather, we feel that the burn ban can now be lifted. Thank you to all of the Mishawaka Citizens for their cooperation during this burn ban. Because of this cooperation, there were no emergency or serious safety issues that had to be dealt with,” commented Mayor Wood.
New WNIT Project "Our Town"
Posted June 8 2012
WNIT, our local public broadcasting station, has approached Mayor Dave Wood with a project called “Our Town”. The project is an hour-long program that will feature Mishawaka. The concept of the program will be a positive look at Mishawaka through the eyes of its citizens.
Child Car Seat Installation - Is Yours Correct?
Are You Worried Your Child's Car Seat May Be Installed or Used Incorrectly?
If so, the Mishawaka Fire Department can help. Certified child passenger safety technicians inspect the vehicle and provide education to parents and caregivers. The inspection and education program are free, but the child safety seats are NOT given away for free.
Mishawaka Utilities Wastewater Marks 60th Anniversary
Posted April 18, 2012
The year was 1952; Ike was just elected President, Hank Williams and Fats Domino were two of the top recording artists with songs like Jambalya and Goin’ Home. Gene Kelley was Singing in the Rain at the movie theatre. Many of us are too young to remember the year 1952. However, Mishawaka’s wastewater treatment plant began operation on April 18, 1952.
