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Lynnville Park was established in 1964 when Peabody Coal Company deeded 1100 acres of strip-mined land and lakes to the Town of Lynnville. There are 24 modern campsites with water, electric (50 AMP) and sewer hookups, 16 modern sites with water and electric (50 AMP) and 22 primitive sites.
The main lake Is stocked with large mouthed bass, crappie, bluegill and catfish. The lake features a concrete boat ramp, handicapped fishing pier, and a boat dock. The wooded acreage surrounding the lakes is home to whitetail deer, quail, rabbits, squirrels, muskrat, wild turkey Canadian geese, beaver, ducks, songbirds and rarely seen red fox.
HELP WANTED
Now Hiring at Lynnville Park
through 3-27-25.
Looking for motivated Part-time Groundskeepers needed for ground work and maintenance and Office workers who will answer phones, make reservations, and answer questions about our park for this camping season! Must be hard working and good with people.
If interested please submit an application to Lynnville Park.
For questions please contact Lynnville Park at (812) 922-5144
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Breakfast with the Easter Bunny and special guest Bluey at the Lynnville Community Center April 19 from 7-10 am.
Pancakes, eggs, Old Fashioned Butcher Shop sausage, donuts and a lot of "Peeps". All ages welcome! Carry out will be available .
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A section of Old Dam Road is closed due to downed power line from a tree. There is not an ETA for Duke. All homes still accessible from other secondary roads. Thank you to the LVFD for clearing trees immediately after the storm!
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Free weather radios available to Warrick County residents.As we prepare for the impending spring severe weather season, we want to ensure that all Warrick County residents are aware that your local Emergency Management Agency has NOAA Weather Radios available. These radios are essential tools for staying informed about weather conditions and alerts. If you are interested in obtaining one, please visit our office to pick one up. Just a reminder: you must be a resident of Warrick County and present a valid ID to receive a radio. Your safety and that of your family is our top priority during severe weather events this year. These NOAA weather radios are free for all Warrick County Residents
Location: 107 W Locust Street Suite 307 Boonville, IN 47601 ( Old Courthouse in the middle of the square )
Hours of operations: 8:00am - 4:00pm Monday through Friday.
Why You Should Have a NOAA Weather Radio:
**Continuous Broadcasts**: A NOAA Weather Radio delivers uninterrupted local weather updates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. This means you’ll always have real-time access to the latest forecasts and weather alerts without having to actively check various sources.
**Immediate Alerts**: These radios are equipped with an alert system that sounds an alarm when critical weather information is issued, including severe weather watches and warnings. This is particularly crucial during nighttime hours when severe weather can occur while you are asleep. The timely alerts can give you precious minutes to prepare and take action.
**Comprehensive Safety Information**: In addition to weather alerts, NOAA Weather Radios provide broadcasts on a variety of environmental and public safety topics. This includes notifications on earthquakes, hazardous chemical or oil spills, and AMBER alerts concerning missing children. Staying informed can help you respond quickly to a multitude of emergencies.
By having a NOAA Weather Radio, you equip yourself with the knowledge and tools needed to keep your family informed and safe during severe weather events. Don’t wait—stop by our office today
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Update on water line repair. The repair has been completed, pressure should be restored soon if not already, and no boil advisory or order is needed. Thank you for your patience!
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