We are expecting heavy, wet snow with this winter storm. Take precautions if you plan to do any shoveling as this type of snow can more easily lead to heart attacks and back injuries. Take breaks and only move small amounts at a time. #INwx
Plows are out working to keep the streets clear. Please check on neighbors who may need assistance today.
Help Wanted!
Yorktown is seeking a clerk to work in the Utility Billing Department.
Starting Pay is $15 /hr at 40 hours per week. Normal work hours are 7:00a-4:00p or 7:30a-4:30p.
The employee will perform semi-skilled clerical and customer service tasks associated with billing and collection of utility payments as well as related duties. See the complete list of essential functions and preferred experience at the link below.
Applications can be submitted to Erin Hurley at the Town Office; for questions contact (765)-759-4003.
A PDF of the position announcement and application form is available at:
www.yorktownindiana.org/egov/documents/1674160882_44373.pdf
The 2023 Town Council of Yorktown began work this past week.
Rick Glaub was elected the Town Council President, and Nanci Sears-Perry is the Council's Vice President. Meetings will begin at 6p moving forward.
The Town Council has announced a new Work Session before their official Council Meetings; it will generally be open to the public except in required scenarios. Topics will be about informing the council members of rules, regulations, and operations of their duties as well as gaining clarity on projects, proposals, and considerations; there will be no space for listening to public comment at the work session.
One exciting move by this new board was to move the space to allow and hear public comment forward into the meeting so that feedback, concerns, and support can be heard prior to discussing and voting on old business.The 2023 Town Council of Yorktown began work this past week.
Rick Glaub was elected the Town Council President, and Nanci Sears-Perry is the Council s Vice President. Meetings will begin at 6p moving forward.
The Town Council has announced a new Work Session before their official Council Meetings; it will generally be open to the public except in required scenarios. Topics will be about informing the council members of rules, regulations, and operations of their duties as well as gaining clarity on projects, proposals, and considerations; there will be no space for listening to public comment at the work session.
One exciting move by this new board was to move the space to allow and hear public comment forward into the meeting so that feedback, concerns, and support can be heard prior to discussing and voting on old business.
This dog was picked up in downtown Yorktown today and is currently at the Street Department. Please call Town Hall at 765-759-4003 with any information.
