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March 28, 2025

Celebrating Carmel Clay's Championship Spirit!

Carmel is beaming with pride for our Carmel Clay Schools teams and groups! Your hard work, commitment to excellence and incredible talent are a testament to our community's spirit. Congratulations! Robotics Teams Creekside Middle School Minion Mechanics Carmel High School TechHOUNDS Robotics team Carmel Choirs Show Choirs Carmel Ambassadors, Varsity Mixed Choir Carmel Accents, Varsity Univoice Choir New Edition, Festival Mixed Choir Allegro, Festival Univoice Choir

Photos: Carmel Choirs and Carmel Clay Schools.

Celebrating Disability Awareness 

As the month of March concludes, we would like to thank everyone who organized and attended the Community Sensory Day in Midtown as well as the other programs around the city this month. We thank our local artists with disabilities who shared their work and remind the community that we value accessibility, year round.

This week's artists are featured below. The annual exhibit is made possible, each year, by the Carmel Advisory Committee on Disability, Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation and the Carmel Arts Council.

You can revisit the works of each artist at this link. 

By the Numbers: Carmel's Road to Success

Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation spring programs

CCPR offers an extensive list of programs for all ages, abilities and interests. Winter and spring programming is still available through the month of April.  To learn more, you may access all that CCPR has to offer at this link.

2024 Annual Report 

Carmel Utilities is a city-owned water and wastewater utility with a strong commitment to proactive maintenance programs, infrastructure investments and strategic planning efforts, all with an emphasis on community engagement and transparency. 

To view the 2024 Annual Report, click this link.

Landscape debris pick-up from Republic Services

Happy Spring! As part of the Republic Services trash and recycling residential program in Carmel, each household is allowed 20 extra bags or bundles per week of landscape waste, during the months of April and May.

March Madness in Midtown 

Head to Midtown Plaza to cheer on your teams on the big screen! Bring a blanket to sit on in the plaza, dine in or grab some carryout from Sun King, Fork & Ale House or Social Cantina and make a day of it!

Check out our (tentative) schedules for this weekend's games.

Our caffeinated celebration of our Carmel Caffeine Trail vendors continues! Every Friday, we will announce one Carmel Caffeine Trail shop on our social media outlets and in this e-newsletter for the upcoming week. The designated Carmel Caffeine Trail shop location will then give away a Caffeine Trail mug to customers on Wednesday during their featured week. Mugs are limited so act fast! When you pick up your mug, we ask you to share a photo at the featured location on our social media pages with the hashtag #CarmelCaffeineTrail

Instagram: @ExperienceCarmel
Facebook: Experience Carmel

The featured Caffeine Trail vendor for the week of March 31, is
HELEN Coffee Shop at 211 W. Main St., #101 in the Arts & Design District. Check out this reel and be sure to stop by HELEN Coffee Shop.

Carmel has much to offer in the way of the performing arts. From world-class venues like The Palladium to more intimate theatres like The Cat. For details about all performances, be sure to visit the websites listed below.

Actors Theatre of Indiana
Allied Solutions Center for the Performing Arts
Carmel Symphony Orchestra
Civic Theatre

Feinstein's at Hotel Carmichael
Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre
Indiana Wind Symphony
The Cat

Plan Commission Commercial Committee - Tuesday, April 1, 6 p.m.
Plan Commission Residential Committee - Tuesday, April 1, 6 p.m.
Board of Public Works - Wednesday, April 2, 10 a.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. 

The Carmel City Council is comprised of nine members elected to four-year terms: three elected at-large and six elected from districts. The Council serves as the City’s legislative body and oversees the City budget and passes ordinances and resolutions.

Connect with the Council
Find Your District
2025 Meetings and Agendas

Watch the At-Large Councilor Town Hall meeting

Last week, Carmel's three At-Large councilors Rich Taylor, Matt Snyder and Jeff Worrell hosted a Town Hall at Carmel Middle School. If you weren't able to attend, no problem, you can view the Town Hall on the City's YouTube channel. Left to right: Councilor Rich Taylor, Councilor Matt Snyder, Mayor Sue Finkam, Councilor Jeff Worrell, Carmel Police Chief Drake Sterling.

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About the City of Carmel, Indiana 
A thriving community acclaimed for its distinct amenities, robust business environment and excellent schools, the City of Carmel was named the #1 Best Place to Live in the nation by Livability. Highly regarded by its residents as a safe community offering an exceptional quality of life, Carmel is home to an award-winning parks system and a wealth of cultural options. Carmel is built for big dreams. Find out more at www.carmel.in.gov.

CITY OF CARMEL
City Hall, One Civic Square, Carmel, IN 46032

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