MESSAGE FROM MAYOR ON STATE OF EMERGENCY DECLARATION
Dear Residents, The last 36 hours has been different from what Goshen has ever experienced. In March of 1982 the Elkhart River hit its highest point at 11.89…
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CITY OPEN EXITING ROUTES
For exiting to the west out of the city, we ask commuters to use SR 15 to Wilden Avenue. Please watch for potholes in this area. On the…
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UPDATE ON RIVER LEVELS, EMERGENCY DECLARATION
As of 11:51 a.m. the Elkhart River had reached 12.23 ft. in height. Based upon the most recent projections by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association and the…
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STATE OF EMERGENCY DECLARED
Mayor Jeremy Stutsman and Elkhart County Commissioners have declared the City of Goshen under a State of Emergency. We are experiencing severe flooding with record river levels. Please…
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MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR ON FLOODING
Constant rainfall combined with melting snow over the last few days have led to flooding in various areas throughout the city. The Elkhart River is at about 11.92…
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UPDATED LIST OF ROADS CLOSED DUE TO FLOODING
1. Indiana Avenue between 5 points and Plymouth Avenue 2. Pike Street closed at Chicago Avenue 3. Chicago Avenue from Pike Street to Lincoln 4. Lincoln Avenue –…
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SANDBAGS AVAILABLE TO ANYONE IN NEED
Due to the extending flooding we're getting in Goshen and out in the county, Mayor Jeremy Stutsman announced Tuesday, Feb. 20, 2018 that anyone in need of sandbags…
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ROAD CLOSURES DUE TO FLOODING
NOTE: This will be updated as more roads get closed due to flooding. The following roads are closed due to flooding in the area: Chicago Avenue, between Lincoln…