Traveling City Hall

If you have questions involving local government, this is the perfect time to ask them of the mayor and Evansville city department heads.

Come hear Evansville Water & Sewer Utility officials discuss one of their biggest and most important projects of the year.

Learn more about the mental health services and upcoming community initiatives in Evansville.

It's hard to do anything but smile and bob your head when the Boom Squad is doing their thing. It's easy to see why this group of young drummers is so beloved.

These are free, open-to-the-public monthly meetings that cover important topics affecting Evansville.

Learn more about the 'e is for everyone' initiative and get some free grub at Mayor Winnecke's monthly Traveling City Hall this Wednesday, August 22nd.

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.

A public education campaign to raise awareness about the threat to local ash trees posed by the emerald ash borer will continue during a special Traveling City Hall at Eastland Mall on Saturday, June 25.

Mesker Amphitheatre, Roberts Park, a new indoor pool to replace the aging Lloyd Pool and a new penguin exhibit at Mesker Park Zoo & Botanic Garden will be the focus of the May Traveling City Hall Program.

Mayor Lloyd Winnecke’s monthly Traveling City Hall program will be held at Washington Middle School, 1801 Washington Avenue, on Wednesday, March 30, from 5:30pm-7pm. City Council President Missy Mosby will join Mayor Winnecke in welcoming visitors.