City of Goshen, Indiana

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?? Exciting News for Goshen Residents! ?? The City of Goshen is investing in cleaner, safer water and modern infrastructure for our Northside neighborhoods! We’re replacing more than 400 outdated water service lines—at no cost to homeowners. ?? Join us for an Informational Open House! ?? When: February 11, 2025, from 4–7 p.m. ?? Where: Chamberlain Elementary School, 428 N. 5th St. ?? Why Attend? Meet with Goshen’s engineering and water experts, get answers about free water line replacement, and learn about upcoming sidewalk, road, and utility improvements in the Northside neighborhood. https://lnkd.in/gBsMfa7P

?? Celebrate International Women’s Day in Goshen! ?? Join us on Friday, March 7, 2025, from 11 AM – 2 PM at Bread & Chocolate for an inspiring International Women’s Day luncheon! ?? This year’s theme, Breaking Barriers, will be brought to life through Pecha Kucha-style presentations—fast, engaging talks from remarkable women in our community who have shattered limits and paved the way for others. ?? Enjoy a delicious lunch, meaningful connections, and powerful stories in a welcoming and uplifting atmosphere. Let’s come together to celebrate, learn, and inspire one another! ??? Tickets: $45 (lunch included) – Advance purchase required! ?? Location: Bread & Chocolate, Goshen ?? Reserve your spot now: Eventbrite Tickets Tag a friend or colleague who should be there! #IWD2025 #BreakingBarriers #WomenInLeadership #GoshenIND https://lnkd.in/gvwKXQvT

?? Celebrate International Women’s Day in Goshen! ?? Join us on Friday, March 7, 2025, from 11 AM – 2 PM at Bread & Chocolate for an inspiring International Women’s Day luncheon! ?? This year’s theme, Breaking Barriers, will be brought to life through Pecha Kucha-style presentations—fast, engaging talks from remarkable women in our community who have shattered limits and paved the way for others. ?? Enjoy a delicious lunch, meaningful connections, and powerful stories in a welcoming and uplifting atmosphere. Let’s come together to celebrate, learn, and inspire one another! ??? Tickets: $45 (lunch included) – Advance purchase required! ?? Location: Bread & Chocolate, Goshen ?? Reserve your spot now: Eventbrite Tickets Tag a friend or colleague who should be there! #IWD2025 #BreakingBarriers #WomenInLeadership #GoshenIND https://lnkd.in/gvwKXQvT

Today, we celebrate the life and legacy of former Goshen Fire Chief John Alheim, whose dedication and service made a lasting impact on our community. Chief Alheim’s leadership, courage, and commitment to protecting others shaped the Goshen Fire Department and inspired those who had the privilege of working alongside him. Chief Alheim’s memory will always burn bright in the heart of Goshen. ?????? For more on Chief Alheim's legacy, please visit: https://lnkd.in/gzEK8QHY

Today, Mayor Gina welcomed three new appointees to the Redevelopment Commission— Megan Hessl, Brian Garber, and Jonathan Graber. These individuals bring diverse expertise, fresh ideas, and a shared commitment to fostering sustainable development in our community. Join us in congratulating Megan, Brian, and Jonathan as they begin this important work!

The City of Goshen Fire Department has joined forces with Goshen Community Schools to bring a new fire training program to local students. The program is designed for high school students aspiring to become firefighters or EMTs. The curriculum is intentionally slower-paced than traditional firefighter training, emphasizing detailed aspects such as detection, safety techniques, and communication standards. The aim is for all participants to be fully prepared for immediate readiness upon completion. This partnership between the Chandler Education Center and Goshen High School is a brand new, first of its kind. Principal Cathy DeMeyer, welcomed it. She said it would give unique opportunities for the students to serve their local communities. “I might need help and the person who answers the call is one of my students. There was just something about that that was intriguing and special,” DeMeyer said. Students can receive Ivy Tech credits as well and if they earn enough, can graduate with an associates by the time they hit high school graduation. “To be immediately employable in our fire and EMS service across the state of Indiana. Of course we’d love them to stay in Goshen, but it offers them that probability anywhere in the state of Indiana,”says Dan Sink, Goshen Fire Chief about his excitement for the students to have options when they graduate. Gearing up the next generation Travis Peak, Division Chief of Education, is eager to get started. “Lucky, blessed, excited. Super excited to just get the school year going,” Peak shared smiling. We're looking forward to kicking off the new program in just two short weeks!

Yesterday, the City of Goshen unveiled its brand new Crisis Response Vehicle for our Behavioral Health Response Coordinator, Officer Jim Ballard! This special vehicle was created and designed to reduce trauma for individuals in crisis. Officer Ballard will utilize this vehicle as he responds to mental health crisis calls, substance use disorders, and homelessness. Many thanks to Goshen Health, Label Logic, inc., and Borden Waste-Away for their generous donations, which covered the purchase and equipment for the vehicle.

What a night! Thank you to all our employees for an incredible picnic! Goshen Fire and Police unveiled a new emergency crisis response vehicle. The US Golden Knights Parachute Team honored Mayor Gina Leichty and Chief Danny Sink to conclude a great evening! We also want to give special praise to our staff that helped with parking and crowd control! We couldn’t do it without you! More photos from the picnic to come. ??