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Fall Town Cleanup on October 12
Published October 2019
Help your neighbors make Clermont cleaner this Saturday, October 12, from 9 a.m. to noon by joining the group effort led by Town Councillor James Wide to tackle litter around town. You don't have to be there the whole morning--any time you can give to the cause will be very appreciated! Meet at the town barn just south of the cemetery. You and other volunteers will be directed to help clean up certain parts of town, with the focus on streets other than U.S. 136 this time. Send any questions to Councillor Wide at clermont4u@gmail.com or 317-414-7161.
If you are a town resident and Saturday is your day to pick up litter on your own street or do some yard work too, you are welcome to deposit that litter and yard waste in the large trash bin that will be located at the town barn temporarily. The town is borrowing this trash bin from a local nonprofit, so absolutely nothing besides litter and yard waste is allowed in it, and the bin must not be overfilled. Please be sure to abide by this so that our town may be able to borrow this trash bin again in the future. (If you see anyone putting unacceptable garbage and other items in the trash bin, kindly advise them of the rules. If ignored, please report the activity to the Clermont Police Department right away at 317-291-0416 or 317-327-3811.)
Help your neighbors make Clermont cleaner this Saturday, October 12, from 9 a.m. to noon by joining the group effort led by Town Councillor James Wide to tackle litter around town. You don't have to be there the whole morning--any time you can give to the cause will be very appreciated! Meet at the town barn just south of the cemetery. You and other volunteers will be directed to help clean up certain parts of town, with the focus on streets other than U.S. 136 this time. Send any questions to Councillor Wide at clermont4u@gmail.com or 317-414-7161.
If you are a town resident and Saturday is your day to pick up litter on your own street or do some yard work too, you are welcome to deposit that litter and yard waste in the large trash bin that will be located at the town barn temporarily. The town is borrowing this trash bin from a local nonprofit, so absolutely nothing besides litter and yard waste is allowed in it, and the bin must not be overfilled. Please be sure to abide by this so that our town may be able to borrow this trash bin again in the future. (If you see anyone putting unacceptable garbage and other items in the trash bin, kindly advise them of the rules. If ignored, please report the activity to the Clermont Police Department right away at 317-291-0416 or 317-327-3811.)
Community Survey Now Closed
Updated September 2019
The Clermont Community Survey, which was available to take this summer, closed in mid-September. The town council will be evaluating the results and sharing them in the next month or so. Thank you to all who participated!
The Clermont Community Survey, which was available to take this summer, closed in mid-September. The town council will be evaluating the results and sharing them in the next month or so. Thank you to all who participated!
Clermont History Project -- Photos Wanted
Updated October 2019
UPDATE: If you have photos or memories of Clermont to share, go to the Clermont Memories page.
Many Clermont residents have lived in or around town for decades, and they can attest to the fact that much has changed, even in the last 5, 10, 20 years! Many new residents are unaware of what life in Clermont was like even a few years ago, and some have been asking about the history of their older homes or buildings in town. If you have photos that show events, schools, streets, houses, churches, shops, farms, and life in general from in and around Clermont--even from the early 2000s--your town councillor Mike Beam would be happy to scan your photos and preserve them as part of an ongoing Clermont history project. Currently, Mike fields historical questions from residents and relies on newspaper articles he can find, library reference documents, or the scattered stories and photos across social media. But your own local photos, family memoirs, postcards, and other historical items would be even more helpful! Contact Mike at ClermontMikeBeam@gmail.com if you have photos or another item to share (it's OK if the photos include people!).
UPDATE: If you have photos or memories of Clermont to share, go to the Clermont Memories page.
Many Clermont residents have lived in or around town for decades, and they can attest to the fact that much has changed, even in the last 5, 10, 20 years! Many new residents are unaware of what life in Clermont was like even a few years ago, and some have been asking about the history of their older homes or buildings in town. If you have photos that show events, schools, streets, houses, churches, shops, farms, and life in general from in and around Clermont--even from the early 2000s--your town councillor Mike Beam would be happy to scan your photos and preserve them as part of an ongoing Clermont history project. Currently, Mike fields historical questions from residents and relies on newspaper articles he can find, library reference documents, or the scattered stories and photos across social media. But your own local photos, family memoirs, postcards, and other historical items would be even more helpful! Contact Mike at ClermontMikeBeam@gmail.com if you have photos or another item to share (it's OK if the photos include people!).
From Your City-County Councillor
From Janice McHenry, City-County Councillor for District 6 — September 2019
With the Labor Day holiday behind us, summer is winding down. Children have been back in school now for over a month. I want to take time to thank everyone who gave school supplies to my annual . . . Read more
With the Labor Day holiday behind us, summer is winding down. Children have been back in school now for over a month. I want to take time to thank everyone who gave school supplies to my annual . . . Read more
From Your Police Chief
We would like to take this opportunity to remind everyone that speed limits are posted to ensure both drivers and citizens arrive at their destinations safely. Traffic enforcement efforts are in full force, so please do not exceed posted limits.
Remember you can help prevent crime in our area. I urge everyone that if you see something that looks suspicious, please call 911 immediately.
Remember you can help prevent crime in our area. I urge everyone that if you see something that looks suspicious, please call 911 immediately.
