Goshen City Forester to launch ’45 by 45’ tree canopy program at Arbor Day celebration
The Goshen City Forestry Division will launch the goal of “45 by ’45”— a goal of increasing the city’s tree canopy to 45 percent by the year 2045.…
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The Goshen City Forestry Division will launch the goal of “45 by ’45”— a goal of increasing the city’s tree canopy to 45 percent by the year 2045.…
The City of Goshen has formed a task force to look at options and develop a short-term solution to the homeless encampment along the Millrace Trail. Mayor Jeremy…
The west side of the 200 block of South Main Street. The City of Goshen took ownership of Madison Street and Main Street, between Madison and Pike streets…
The following is a statement from Mayor Jeremy Stutsman: In the early morning hours of December 14, 2018 two off-duty Goshen Police officers were involved in a traffic…
A Goshen High School student who wrote to the Parks and Recreation Department suggesting the construction of an all-inclusive playground received recognition by world-leading manufacturer of wheelchair vans…
Ordinance 4987, Amend Requirements for Keeping Chickens, was passed by the Goshen Common Council on October 30, 2018 and approved and adopted by Mayor Jeremy Stutsman on November…
Thanks to the generosity of many individuals and organizations invested in the community, the Goshen Parks & Recreation Department has reached its goal of raising $50,000 for the…
Ordinance 4970, Goshen Community Schools Annexation, was passed by the Goshen Common Council on November 20, 2018 and approved and adopted by Mayor Jeremy P. Stutsman on November…
Note: The following statement is from Goshen Police Chief Jose' Miller On Sunday, October 28th officers of the multi-jurisdictional homicide unit took into custody the man suspected of…
Three Goshen Police Department officers and a civilian received recognition for their heroic acts during the Goshen Board of Works meeting Monday, October 29. Captain David K. Miller,…
Mayor Jeremy Stutsman and his family would like to invite the community to stop by City Hall Friday, Oct. 19, starting at 9 a.m., to pick up a…
We have been working hard over the last several years to build community. We have been working on roads, finances, neighborhoods, diversity, city departments, our business community and…