Mayor Jeremy Stutsman, when recommending the creation of the new department, said: “For many years, Goshen has been a leading community, not because we have all the answers but because we are bold and have the foresight to take the long view. We now need to find additional ways to better our physical environment and make our budgets even more efficient.”
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Our top-notch program recognizes that written, visual and verbal communication skills are critical in our everyday lives – in our friendships, our families, our schools, our communities, our churches, and our jobs.
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At GC, the biological sciences are divided into three majors: biology, molecular biology/biochemistry and environmental science. All three are rigorous, experiential and founded in the belief that some of the best learning happens outside the classroom.
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The Mayor’s Arts Council is the collective voice for the arts, advancing the City of Goshen by delivering resources, developing innovative collaborations, fostering creativity in the community and recognizing the arts as an economic driver while improving quality of place.
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The Goshen Parks & Recreation Department shall provide high-quality and effective recreation programs and special events, facilities and parks that benefit area residents and contribute to Goshen’s economy, environment, wellness and sense of community.
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Trees are a vital part of Goshen’s life and infrastructure. Trees provide everyone with some invaluable services- and they do these services more cheaply and efficiently than human designs.
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Goshen is committed to provide you with all the information you may want to know about the quality of the water you drink. You can ask questions about water quality at the Goshen Board of Public Works and Safety meeting every Monday at 2 p.m. Meetings are conducted at 111 E. Jefferson St., Goshen, IN.
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The Goshen Police Department was established in 1868 with the appointment of the first marshal, H.C. Hale. The first Chief of Police was Edgar J. Vesey hired in 1914. The police officers did not carry portable radios until the 1970s. The use of computers in the department began in the 1980s.
The department has 62 sworn, full-time officers, 5 sworn reserve officers, 6 civilians, and 3 part-time ordinance compliance officers.
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The Department plans, replans, develops and redevelops economic areas which will benefit public health, safety, morals and welfare while increasing the economic well-being of the City of Goshen and serve to protect and increase property values within the City.
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Contact Information:
475 Steury Avenue
Goshen, IN 46528
574-534-9711
Fax: 574-534-1568
streets@goshencity.com
Hours: 7:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday
