Welcome to Chesterton
The hustling, bustling, vibrant town we know and love began in 1852, with the arrival to Northern Indiana of the Lake Shore and Michigan Railroad Line. The proximity to easy transportation helped industry in the town to grow. After seventeen years, the town became incorporated with the name we know today: Chesterton, Indiana.
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Smart 911
Porter County's Smart911 service allows residents to log on to smart911.com and enter information about their family members and homes that instantly available to first responders in the event of an emergency. Sign up for this free service today! For more information click here.
Upcoming Meetings
| Thu Jun 20 @06:30PM - Advisory Plan Commission |
| Mon Jun 24 @06:30PM - Redevelopment Commission |
| Mon Jun 24 @07:00PM - Town Council |
| Thu Jun 27 @06:30PM - Board of Zoning Appeals |
Parks & Recreation
The Chesterton Park Department is taking registrations for the Summer Tennis program which is being held June 11th through July 25th. (No Classes July 1st through July 8th)
Session 1 – Tuesday, June 11th through Thursday, June 27th
Session 2 – Tuesday, July 9th through Thursday, July 25th
For information contact Hilary Thomas-Peterson at the Chesterton Park Department at 926-3000.Register at the Park Department office located at 1490 Broadway Chesterton, IN
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Take the Lawn to Lake Pledge Today
The Town of Chesterton Storm Water Utility encourages residents and businesses to take a healthier, more natural approach to lawn care. Following on the heels of the Leave It On The Lawn program, we are also promoting the new Lawn to Lake program. This program promotes landscape practices that reduce pollution, particularly in our waterways. Take the Lawn to Lake Pledge. The pledge will show your commitment to practicing natural lawn care and reducing nutrients you put on the ground. There is a link to the Lawn to Lake Guidebook, a well thought guide to practicable lawn and landscape practices.
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