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Mayor Jeremy Stutsman signed Executive Order 2020-02 Tuesday, March 17, which lists restrictions for City buildings and facilities in an attempt to reduce the risk of exposure of…
The Goshen Parks & Recreation Department has made the following operational changes to their offices and facilities in an effort to protect the public and staff from the…
The following is a message from the Goshen Police Department: In support of Governor Holcomb’s restrictions to reduce the spread of COVID-19, the Goshen City Police Department will…
In taking reasonable steps to ensure public services are not interrupted, as well as protecting the health of City employees, effective March 19, 2020, the Goshen Utility Business…
Until further notice, all applications for Building permits must be made through the City of Goshen’s online portal. You can log into the website at https://cityportal.goshencity.com and register…
GOSHEN CITY COURT is postponing Traffic Court scheduled for Wednesday, March 18, 2020 at 4:00 p.m. to Wednesday, April 15, 2020 at 4:00 p.m. If you do NOT…
Water and sewer utilities are essential components in managing hygiene to combat a potential COVID-19 infection. Beginning the week of March 16, Goshen Utilities is suspending water and…
Haga click aquí para leer en español. Mayor Jeremy Stutsman announced Friday a series of measures the City of Goshen will be adopting in the coming weeks with…
Mayor Jeremy Stutsman is postponing his State of the City address, scheduled to be delivered at the Founders’ Day Luncheon, which was canceled today. Founders’ Day, an expo,…
Over the weekend Indiana State officials announced that the first two cases of Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) had been diagnosed in the state. This news release is to…
The Goshen Parks & Recreation Department was named the winner of a statewide award for the opening of Kerry’s Kids Playground. The department received the 2020 Inclusion Program…
After an incredible outfit display at the annual Goshen Chamber of Commerce meeting, Mayor Jeremy Stutsman and Chamber President Nick Kieffer raised close to $10,000, which will be…