Hebron, Indiana

10/06/2026

The 2026 Early Voting Schedule is out!

10/06/2026

Please note: Veteran’s Memorial Trail parking lot will be closed for maintenance on 10-6-26.

10/05/2026

Thank you Boone Busters!

10/01/2026

Here's when the Vote Mobile will be heading your way.

09/30/2026

UPDATED POST— Boil order is canceled as of 10-3-26 at 2:30pm.

The Town of Hebron Water Department has issued a BOIL ADVISORY on September 30 at 11:00 am for the addresses on the following roads:

Ash Ct
Hickory Ave
Tulip Ct
Cherry Ct
Linden Ct
Spruce Ct
Apple Ct
Elm Ct
87 Maple Ct
Park Place (from Ash Ct to Wilson)

This is due to a water main break. This is a precautionary measure. It is recommended to boil your drinking and cooking water for at least one (1) minute before using.

The boil advisory will be in effect until laboratory tests report the water is safe to consume, which can take 24 – 48 hours.
Residents will be notified when the boil advisory is no longer in effect.

Town employees will be going door-to-door dropping off flyers to each house under boil advisory. Any questions or concerns can be directed to the Water Department office at 219-996-4641

09/28/2026

Porter County Residents are welcome to come to our FREE collection of LATEX PAINT + TIRES on Saturday October 17th, 2026, from 9am-2pm at the Porter County Expo Center.

This collection is JUST FOR latex paint + tires. NO other Household Hazardous Waste will be collected on this day!

Our LAST HHW of the 2026 season is the weekend BEFORE on Saturday, October 10th, 2026 from 9am-2pm at NEO in Portage.

*tire fees may apply*

Any questions? Call 219-465-3694 and talk to our office members for answers.

09/28/2026

Please take a moment to read this important notice regarding water tower repair beginning October 1 and continuing through October 23.

09/26/2026

We would like to thank the Hebron Lions Club for their generous donation to the purchase of mums and decorations for each of our entrance signs. Also thank you to the Morrows and Roeske families for donating the corn stalks.

We had Galvan Law sponsor the spring annuals and Lions Club sponsor the fall. If you or your organization would like to sponsor Christmas decorations, please let a council member know. Single sign sponsorships would be great as well. Each sign is about $125.

09/17/2026

Help Celebrate the opening of the Hebron Library Garden!
Stop by to experience this new, fun and engaging garden in the heart of Hebron.
Thursday, Oct. 1st at 5:00 pm
Light refreshments will be provided.
Stop by to experience this new, fun and engaging garden in the heart of Hebron.
https://www.pcpls.org/event/ribbon-cutting-hebron-library-garden-59678 #

Join us in celebrating the opening of the Hebron Library Garden! Light refreshments will be provided. Stop by to experience this new, fun and engaging garden in the heart of Hebron.

09/17/2026

✨️ DERECHO CLEAN-UP UPDATE FOR PORTER COUNTY!! ✨️

Porter County continues working through recovery efforts after the August 11, 2026, Derecho, which caused unprecedented damage across our communities. The amount of fallen trees and vegetative debris is unlike anything we’ve faced in recent memory, and we appreciate your patience as cleanup moves forward.

📌 Disaster Area Declared Porter County—along with several northern Indiana counties—has been officially declared a Disaster Area, allowing us to access federal and state funding for emergency response and debris removal.

📌 Highway Department Response Right after the storm, our Highway Department cleared as many roads as possible with our county equipment to restore access for emergency services, utilities, and residents. However, the volume of debris along county road rights‑of‑way requires specialized equipment and additional manpower.

📌 Debris Removal Contractor This week, Porter County will issue a Request for Proposals (RFP) to hire qualified contractors for large-scale debris collection and disposal. These contractors will operate under tightly controlled FEMA and state regulations to ensure the County remains eligible for reimbursement.

📌 What Residents Should Know Once a contractor is selected, residents will be asked to place storm‑related vegetative debris from the August 11 event along the county road right‑of‑way for pickup (see graphic for more details on what the ‘right-of-way' is). Debris must be in the public right‑of‑way. Material on private property cannot be collected under federal rules

📌 Timeline Heavy debris removal operations are expected to begin mid-October and are expected to go through the end of November. We will continue sharing updates, guidance, and schedules through our website, social media, and local news outlets.

❤️ Thank You, Porter County. We know the past weeks have been difficult for many families and neighborhoods. Your patience, cooperation, and resilience have been remarkable. Porter County remains fully committed to restoring our communities and supporting residents every step of the way.