Traveling City Hall

These are free, open-to-the-public monthly meetings that cover important topics affecting Evansville.

Learn more about the 'e is for everyone' initiative and get some free grub at Mayor Winnecke's monthly Traveling City Hall this Wednesday, August 22nd.

A public education campaign to raise awareness about the threat to local ash trees posed by the emerald ash borer will continue during a special Traveling City Hall at Eastland Mall on Saturday, June 25.

Mesker Amphitheatre, Roberts Park, a new indoor pool to replace the aging Lloyd Pool and a new penguin exhibit at Mesker Park Zoo & Botanic Garden will be the focus of the May Traveling City Hall Program.

From the office of Evansville Mayor Lloyd Winnecke Meet Mayor Winnecke and learn about job opportunities.

How does Evansville decide which streets to clear first following a snow storm, and who is responsible for clearing ice and snow from sidewalks? Evansville Transportation and Services Director Todd Robertson will discuss the city’s snow removal program at the first Traveling City Hall meeting of 2014.

Can you spot ingredients used to make methamphetamine? Do you know what to do if you suspect someone is making meth? Officials with the Evansville Police Department Meth Suppression Unit will conduct a presentation on identifying meth-making materials and reporting illegal meth production during the Traveling City Hall meeting Wednesday, March 27th, at Red Bank Branch Library, 120 S. Red Bank Road