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Madison Street Plaza

Construction underway on new water plant

2019 BUILD entrepreneur graduates

New traffic signage at West Monroe/CR 550 and 28th streets

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Notice to Water Customers

The Decatur Water Department will test fire hydrants and clean water mains the last week of September and first week of October.

Mayor's Youth Council

The City of Decatur is starting a Mayor's Youth Council for students in 10-12 grade during the 21-22 school year! Applications are being accepted until Friday, September 10. Contact Jamie Gephart, jgephart@decaturin.org if you have any questions.

Yard Waste

City Crews will begin picking up yard waste on Monday, April 12, 2021. It will be picked up on your normally scheduled trash and recycling collection day.

Parks Survey

Please take a moment to help us improve your experience at the Decatur - Adams County Parks by completing this survey. Your participation in this survey is very important as your answers will help guide the future of the park system.

Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over

Adams County Traffic Safety Partnership announces start of Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over enforcement.

Mercury Contamination

Learn what you can do to protect our water from mercury contamination. Together we can protect our water.

Mulch

Mulch is no longer available. We will update when we have more. If you have questions please call 724-3356.

State Examiner Directive

State Examiner Directive 2020-1 which provides guidance on the timely deposit of funds and payment of claims during this Public Health Emergency.

Hanna Nuttman Reconstruction

Hanna Nuttman Park (a city park) is home to the City of Decatur’s baseball and softball fields. As the oldest field – Rube Wynn Field – is 50 years old in 2019, the ballfields are in need of a hug. The plan for the park is to start from scratch. The new plan calls for six fields situated in two clovers. The new complex will be accessible to all, including a concession stand/restroom building situated within each clover, pavilion, playground, batting cages, safer and designated parking lots, and a trail that will connect to the city’s current Rivergreenway Trails system.

The estimated cost of the project is $2.3 million. In May 2018, the city launched a $1 million capital campaign to reach out to our community to help us make this project a go. Our motto for the project – It takes teamwork to build a community.

See the rendering of the new fields and learn more about the Hanna Nuttman Park Renovation Project by clicking our links below.