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News from the City of Carmel - August 18, 2023
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Mayor Brainard appoints Chaka Coleman to
Plan Commission
Mayor Jim Brainard announced today he has appointed Chaka Coleman, a Carmel attorney and business lobbyist, to the Carmel Plan Commission to fulfill the term left vacant by Leo Dierckman who recently moved out of Carmel. Coleman will serve on the Commission until December 31, 2026.
The Carmel Plan Commission helps manage the city's growth and development and assists the Carmel City Council as it develops and updates City Ordinances, the Comprehensive Plan, the Thoroughfare Plan and other long-range plans. Primary areas of focus for the Plan Commission are planning for housing, transportation, neighborhood development, parks, commercial development and public facilities. Nine voting members serve on the Commission.
This link takes you to the news release.
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City of Carmel welcomes Latvian officers from sister city, Jelgava
As part of an exchange program with one of our sister cities, Jelgava, Latvia, the Carmel Police Department welcomed two officers this week. During their two-week long stay in Carmel, these officers will be given an inside look into our community and the functions of the police department.
Pictured above, left to right: CPD Major Ryan Jellison; CPD Deputy Chief Brady Myers; Jelgava Inspector Vilnis Neiders; CPD Chief Jim Barlow; Jelgava Deputy Chief Alvis Locmelis; CPD Deputy Chief Dwight Frost; Andris Berzins, Honorary Consul of Latvia.
Jelgava Deputy Chief Alvis Locmelis and Inspector Vilnis Neiders enjoy the concert at the Carmel Gazebo on Wednesday night.
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Rain on Main events!
Congratulations to the winners of the judged competition! Voting for 'People's Choice' is still open
Results of the judged competition found Carolyn Willard in first place with her Water Into Wine design; Ranj Puthran in second place with Into the Wild; and in third place with Bubbly Sunset, was Ashley Richardson.
Judges also recognized Audrey Papay of Guerin High School and the Carmel High School Art Honor Society as honorable mention selections.
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See all 20 rain barrels at the Carmel Farmers Market
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To purchase a barrel in the auction, you must register by texting RAIN to 88793 or click the button below to access the Rain on Main auction page.
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City of Carmel blood drive August 18
The City of Carmel will host a blood drive with the Versiti Blood Center of Indiana.
Friday, August 18, 8:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Carmel City Hall
Donate blood in August and enter to win the Home Entertainment Sweepstakes!
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Public Safety Day August 19
Bring the whole family to Public Safety Day this Saturday with the Carmel Police and Carmel Fire Departments.
Saturday, August 19, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Meridian Mark Building Parking Lot
11611 N. Meridian Street
This event is free and open to the public.
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Late Night on Main August 19
Jai Baker 3, the perfect mix of country and rock, will make its mark on downtown Carmel at Late Night on Main on Saturday.
Saturday, August 19, 7 p.m.
The stage will be located on Main Street near the Monon Greenway.
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Coffee on the Monon August 25
Bike Carmel and IU Health North Hospital has partnered with the Carmel Caffeine Trail to encourage and thank bicycle commuters for riding to work. Complimentary coffee and light snacks will be provided by Just Love Coffee Cafe.
Friday, August 25, 6:30 - 9 a.m.
Midtown Plaza
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White River Clean Up August 26
The annual White River Clean Up is back! The City of Carmel, City of Fishers, the White River Alliance, White River Canoe Company and Conner Prairie need your help picking up trash while canoeing along the White River.
Saturday, August 26, 8 a.m.
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Volunteers from Carmel should select the White River Canoe Company (which appears as: "WRCC Livery to Connor Prairie" on the sign up page) to Conner Prairie Admission Ticket Option and arrive at Conner Prairie no later than 8 a.m. for check-in.
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Midtown's Got Talent presented by
Allied Solutions
Talented and entertaining vocalists and musicians, age 10 and older, will hit the stage to see who can “wow” a panel of judges and take home up to $500 in cash prizes.
Friday, August 25: Kids starting at 6 p.m.
Saturday, August 26: Teens at 5 p.m., Adults at 7 p.m.
Sunday, August 26: Finals & Awards Ceremony at 5 p.m.
Midtown Plaza
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You don't want to miss this!
Palladiscope: A mesmerizing projection experience is coming to Carter Green. Join us for the official unveiling on August 31 to witness a one-of-a-kind Greek mythology-inspired show. Stay tuned for more information about #PalladiscopeCarmel.
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Fall 2023 Carmel Citizens Utility Academy -
Registration Now Open!
The fall class begins September 26, 2023, and will meet for approximately two hours, every Tuesday morning, for seven weeks (please note no session on October 10 due to Fall Break). The Academy is free and open to Carmel residents.
To learn more about this program, this link takes you to the Citizens Utility Academy website.
Citizens touring the water plant.
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Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation wants to hear from you!
Every five years, the Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation Department develops a new master plan using internal assessment, data collection and community input to help determine how to best serve an ever-changing and growing community. This feedback allows CCPR to create a snapshot in time of the wants and needs of its residents.
This link takes you to the survey that is open now through August 23.
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Calling all creatives!
Indiana-based artists, organizations invited to submit proposals for New Works
New Works is an initiative by The Center for the Performing Arts to promote and sustain local artists and arts communities. Through this program, The Center supports the creation of new works across all performing arts disciplines, including but not limited to music, theater and dance.
Three winning proposals will receive $2,500 each in funding, along with rehearsal time and technical support, to premiere the works onstage during a public, live-streamed event June 1, 2024 at the Tarkington Theater.
The submission deadline is September 15. For more information including how to apply, click on the button below.
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Hamilton County turns 200!
Join in the Bicentennial celebration of Hamilton County at events across the county all through the year. Wayne Township recently announced its lineup of grant-funded and community events for August:
TRAVELING EXHIBIT
August 19 - 25 Janus Developmental Services, Noblesville
August 26 - September 1 Hamilton East Public Library, Noblesville
This link takes you to the Hamilton County Bicentennial Events website for details.
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Counting down to the Solar Eclipse 2024
Experience one of the greatest natural phenomena that can occur in our skies: a total solar eclipse. Businesses, attractions and our cities are planning exciting ways to celebrate on April 8, 2024. Visit the Carmel Eclipse 2024 page on the City of Carmel website to watch the Countdown Clock and learn more about the eclipse.
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What time will the 2024 solar eclipse be visible?
Visit Hamilton County's Total Solar Eclipse 2024 website
for details.
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Performing Arts in the City
Carmel has world class entertainment in a variety of genres featuring performances all year long.
Each week we will highlight some of the events going on in the City.
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Click the venue logos below for more entertainment options.
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Upcoming Public Meetings
City Council - Monday, August 21, 6 p.m.
All public meetings take place in the Council Chambers in City Hall, unless otherwise indicated. Public meetings are broadcast live on Carmel TV and YouTube .
To view archived Government Meetings with Closed Captioning, visit the City's video archives. Select the meeting you wish to view and once the window opens on your computer screen or phone, select the CC box on the bottom right corner next to the settings.
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