🏛️ Town of Lynnville – Council Meeting Recap 📅 January 20, 2026
The Town Council approved bills and reports, reviewed financial updates, and discussed several town matters including fire department needs, park and venue improvements, utilities, and upcoming projects.
✔️ Approval to move forward with fire department SCBA equipment ✔️ New fire department officers announced ✔️ Approval of street sign replacements and 911 address signs ✔️ Updates on Commonwealth projects and 2026 project priorities ✔️ Approval of new rental rates and improvements for the 1882 Venue ✔️ Discussion on future venue upgrades and town website updates ✔️ Approval of Main Street plant purchases for the 2026 season
📄 Official town council minutes may be viewed at TownofLynnville.com. after council approval .
📅 Next Meeting: February 3, 2026 | 6:15 PM 📍 Lynnville Town Hall ▶️ Meetings are open to the public and livestreamed on YouTube. ... See MoreSee Less
🏛️ Town of Lynnville – Council Meeting Recap 📅 January 6, 2026
The Town Council approved bills and reports, reviewed utility and wastewater updates, discussed Community Center storage needs, park and trail planning, public safety cameras, and ongoing work on the Town Strategic Plan.
✔️ A bike race was approved for June 14, 2026 ✔️ David Goldenberg was elected 2026 Town Council President
📄 Official town council minutes may be viewed at TownofLynnville.com after council approval.
📅 Next Meeting: January 20, 2026 | 6:15 PM 📍 Lynnville Town Hall ▶️ Meetings are open to the public and livestreamed on YouTube. ... See MoreSee Less
Town hall will be closed Tuesday January 27 due to winter storm. If you have a concern or question please call and leave a message. If you have a utility emergency, please contact Brian at (812) 403-0824, and he will return your call as soon as possible . ... See MoreSee Less
Update. Unfortunately the plow truck will be out of service until the end of the week. A contractor will restarting Tuesday morning to complete snow removal. Thank you for your patience.
We're updating you on snow removal operations in town. Our snow plow is temporarily out of service for maintenance and is expected to return tomorrow but that depends on the repair. All streets have been plowed except park roads: Deer Lane, Old Dam, and Meade Valley, in which a contractor will addressing. Thank you for your patience. ... See MoreSee Less
Our doors will be open this weekend if you find yourself needing a place to warm up. If you have any questions feel free to reach out to Kaila Byers or a town board member! ... See MoreSee Less
Update: Repair completed and no boil advisory is needed.
A water line on the north end of town has been hit by a boring crew. I do not know when pressure will be restored yet, restoration is in progress. ... See MoreSee Less
With winter weather moving in, please take a few moments to prepare and stay safe. A little planning goes a long way!
🧤 Before the Storm • Check weather updates regularly • Stock up on essentials (food, water, medications) • Charge phones and backup batteries • Make sure vehicles have fuel, blankets, and emergency supplies
🏠 During the Storm • Stay off roads if possible • Dress in warm layers if going outside • Keep space heaters away from flammable items • Never use grills or generators indoors
⚡ Power Outages • Use flashlights instead of candles • Check on elderly neighbors and those who may need help • Keep refrigerator doors closed as much as possible
🚜 After the Storm • Watch for icy roads and sidewalks • Give crews time to clear streets—please be patient • Report downed power lines and hazardous conditions
Let’s look out for one another and get through this winter weather together. ... See MoreSee Less
🏛️ Town of Lynnville – Council Meeting Recap
📅 January 20, 2026
The Town Council approved bills and reports, reviewed financial updates, and discussed several town matters including fire department needs, park and venue improvements, utilities, and upcoming projects.
✔️ Approval to move forward with fire department SCBA equipment
✔️ New fire department officers announced
✔️ Approval of street sign replacements and 911 address signs
✔️ Updates on Commonwealth projects and 2026 project priorities
✔️ Approval of new rental rates and improvements for the 1882 Venue
✔️ Discussion on future venue upgrades and town website updates
✔️ Approval of Main Street plant purchases for the 2026 season
📄 Official town council minutes may be viewed at TownofLynnville.com. after council approval .
📅 Next Meeting: February 3, 2026 | 6:15 PM
📍 Lynnville Town Hall
▶️ Meetings are open to the public and livestreamed on YouTube. ... See MoreSee Less
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The Town of Lynville, Indiana website allows you to access numerous resources such as online bill pay, upcoming events, and notices.1 CommentsComment on Facebook
🏛️ Town of Lynnville – Council Meeting Recap
📅 January 6, 2026
The Town Council approved bills and reports, reviewed utility and wastewater updates, discussed Community Center storage needs, park and trail planning, public safety cameras, and ongoing work on the Town Strategic Plan.
✔️ A bike race was approved for June 14, 2026
✔️ David Goldenberg was elected 2026 Town Council President
📄 Official town council minutes may be viewed at TownofLynnville.com after council approval.
📅 Next Meeting: January 20, 2026 | 6:15 PM
📍 Lynnville Town Hall
▶️ Meetings are open to the public and livestreamed on YouTube. ... See MoreSee Less
Home - Town of Lynnville
townoflynnville.com
The Town of Lynville, Indiana website allows you to access numerous resources such as online bill pay, upcoming events, and notices.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
The winter fun continues... ... See MoreSee Less
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Town hall will be closed Tuesday January 27 due to winter storm. If you have a concern or question please call and leave a message. If you have a utility emergency, please contact Brian at (812) 403-0824, and he will return your call as soon as possible . ... See MoreSee Less
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Town hall will be closed Monday, January 26 due to impact of the winter storm. ... See MoreSee Less
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Update. Unfortunately the plow truck will be out of service until the end of the week. A contractor will restarting Tuesday morning to complete snow removal. Thank you for your patience.
We're updating you on snow removal operations in town. Our snow plow is temporarily out of service for maintenance and is expected to return tomorrow but that depends on the repair. All streets have been plowed except park roads: Deer Lane, Old Dam, and Meade Valley, in which a contractor will addressing. Thank you for your patience. ... See MoreSee Less
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Our doors will be open this weekend if you find yourself needing a place to warm up. If you have any questions feel free to reach out to Kaila Byers or a town board member! ... See MoreSee Less
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Update:
Repair completed and no boil advisory is needed.
A water line on the north end of town has been hit by a boring crew. I do not know when pressure will be restored yet, restoration is in progress. ... See MoreSee Less
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❄️ Winter Storm Safety Tips – Stay Safe, Lynnville! ❄️
With winter weather moving in, please take a few moments to prepare and stay safe. A little planning goes a long way!
🧤 Before the Storm
• Check weather updates regularly
• Stock up on essentials (food, water, medications)
• Charge phones and backup batteries
• Make sure vehicles have fuel, blankets, and emergency supplies
🏠 During the Storm
• Stay off roads if possible
• Dress in warm layers if going outside
• Keep space heaters away from flammable items
• Never use grills or generators indoors
⚡ Power Outages
• Use flashlights instead of candles
• Check on elderly neighbors and those who may need help
• Keep refrigerator doors closed as much as possible
🚜 After the Storm
• Watch for icy roads and sidewalks
• Give crews time to clear streets—please be patient
• Report downed power lines and hazardous conditions
Let’s look out for one another and get through this winter weather together. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook