City News & Updates
The Huntington Police Department is excited to announce that Officer Dustin Offenberger has been selected as the department’s new canine handler.
Affirming a collective “duty to one another and to ourselves that we cannot lose sight of,” Mayor Richard Strick delivered his annual State of the City remarks to City Council members during Tuesday evening’s meeting.
Construction related to Huntington’s Long-Term Control Plan continues in several locations. Next week’s biggest change will be temporary daytime closures Downtown at Jefferson and Market streets from February 10-12.
McCutcheon, Christopher
Dan's Fish Fry will be serving up fish and chicken on February 26th from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Huntington North High School cafeteria. Tickets are $12 and include all-you-can-eat fish and/or chicken with sides. If you're in a hurry, we will also serve it to go.
Krauskopf, Kevin
New home construction is a key indicator of local economic growth – and something that’s become one of our community’s most significant goals.
Krauskopf, Kevin
The City of Huntington renewed its annual agreement this week with the Huntington County Humane Society. Here’s a look at the benefits and services that city residents receive through this partnership.
Krauskopf, Kevin
The Huntington County Health Department started distributing allergen-reducing mattress and pillow covers. The department is working with Huntington County’s school health liaison and Huntington’s Indiana Family Care Center to assist families who have children diagnosed with asthma.
Krauskopf, Kevin
Artists should submit their entry by noon on February 21. Voting will then take place until February 28.
Krauskopf, Kevin
Miller, who is from Carmel, Ind., becomes the department’s 36th officer. HPD has one additional opening it will pursue filling for a full roster of 37 officers serving the Huntington community.
Krauskopf, Kevin
Downtown construction started this week at the Jefferson and Market intersection. In a turn of good news, Atlas Construction helped us identify a new project solution that will both save money (about $100,000 overall!) and greatly reduce the closure’s impact on the Downtown area.
Krauskopf, Kevin
The Huntington Fire Department promoted two deserving team members during a Monday morning ceremony at the City Building.
Huntington residents can leave their discarded Christmas trees at the curb in front of their homes for free pickup.
Krauskopf, Kevin
Here’s what to look for going into the new year with ongoing construction projects.
Make time to enjoy a Huntington tradition this holiday season.
Krauskopf, Kevin
Holiday-themed artwork by Huntington first- and second-graders is on display on each floor of the City Building for everyone to enjoy.
Krauskopf, Kevin
The week ending Friday, December 20, is when we'll finish leaf collection for the year.
Krauskopf, Kevin
The Community Development & Redevelopment Department (CDR) provided a community update during December 16’s Reuse Advisory Committee meeting about ongoing efforts to abate contamination at the former H.K. Porter industrial site.
Hosts from the City and EPA will answer questions, talk about recent activity and discuss next steps.
Krauskopf, Kevin
November 30th will be a big day for downtown Huntington!
Welcome to Huntington’s first holiday window scavenger hunt. There are 18 locations participating. If you collect and submit photos from all 18 locations, you will win a book of coupons from these local businesses! The Scavenger Hunt will take place from November 18, 2024, to January 1, 2025