Mayor Lloyd Winnecke

Mayor Winnecke addresses the city's responses to the coronavirus and also gives updates on several other projects around Evansville.

Evansville citizens are urged to report road and pot hole problems on the phone or on social media.

Mayor Lloyd Winnecke keepin' it classy Evansville!

Mayor Winnecke's monthly public town hall meeting will focus on Evansville's homeless population.

It was revealed during Evansville Mayor, Lloyd Winnecke's State of the City Address that the Evansville Rotary has voted to reallocate funds that were originally donated for Roberts Park. That $100,000 donation will now go to fund Evansville's Kids Kingdom 2 - the latest playground project…

Grab your walking shoes and gear up for a great event! Join Evansville Mayor, Lloyd Winnecke, at Mesker Park Zoo and Botanic Gardens for Energize Evansville's "A Walk at the Zoo."

The first Saturday of each month is a chance to get out and help Clean Evansville. This Saturday, March 4th you're invited to join Mayor Winnecke and Keep Evansville Beautiful at Pollack Park at 9am.

This month's Traveling City Hall takes place Wednesday evening at the Dream Center Annex on Morgan Avenue. Residents will have an opportunity to share ideas on road projects and learn about 2017 road improvement plans for Evansville.

Mayor Lloyd Winnecke will welcome the start of the holiday season with the lighting of the Official City of Evansville Christmas Tree in front of the Civic Center on this Friday, November 18, at 5:15pm.

Mayor Lloyd Winnecke was recognized for his work in the advancement of human and civil rights in the Evansville area on Monday as the recipient of the Indiana Consortium of State and Local Human Rights Agencies' Lugar/Bayh Award.