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About Seymour

The City of Seymour is located one hour south of Indianapolis, one hour north of Louisville and one and one-half hours west of Cincinnati. Seymour, Jackson County, Indiana is the place to live your future! Seymour has a population of approximately 20,000 residents and is served by Mayor Matthew Nicholson, Clerk-Treasurer Darrin Boas and seven Councilmembers.

Seymour is a thriving industrial, commercial, and residential community based on well-planned growth and progress. The quality of life is demonstrated by Seymour’s “small town” yet bustling atmosphere, beautiful parks and open spaces, attractive landscaping and arterial streets, a low crime rate, quality schools and affordable housing. Because of the geographic location, a pro-business environment, and a proactive local government — Seymour is expected to continue to grow.

The Downtown Seymour Streetscape Plan was adopted by City Council to be added to the City of Seymour Comprehensive plan.

Learn more about the Plans for Downtown Seymour Indiana

The Burkart Opportunity Zone plan was funded by the Indiana Economic Development Corporation, in partnership with LISC and Brookings Institution’s Anne T. and Robert M. Bass Center for
Transformative Placemaking.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mayor to begin monthly Curbside Chats

Have you ever wanted to sit down and talk with the mayor one-on-one?

Do you have a question about recycling, trash collection, road conditions or public safety?

Maybe you have an idea for the parks department?

Once a month, Mayor Matt Nicholson and different department heads will take time to meet with the public in what Nicholson has coined Curbside Chats.

The gatherings will take place at local parks with the purpose of fostering conversations, sparking ideas, and getting to know each other better.Nicholson and Chad Dixon, director of Seymour Department of Public Works, will kick the chats off at 6 p.m. April 28 at Burkhart Plaza (next to the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce building). At 6 p.m. on May 24 at the Shields Park shelter house, Nicholson will be joined by Jeremy Gray, city building commissioner.

The rest of the schedule will be:

  • June 13 - 11:30 am, at the Mellencamp Mural – Nicholson and Jarin Gladstein, director of Seymour Water Pollution Control
  • July 12 - 6:00 pm, at the Gaiser Park shelter house – Nicholson and Seymour Police Chief Bryant Lucas
  • August 18 - 7:00 am, at Crossroads Park – Nicholson and Seymour Fire Chief Brad Lucas
  • September 14 - 6:00 pm, at Westside Park – Nicholson and Stacy Findley, director of Seymour Parks and Recreation.

If you have any questions, please contact January Rutherford, public information specialist, at 812-216-5644 or email jrutherford@seymourin.org

 


 

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