Learn more about community and residential services including trash pick-up, recycling and seasonal services.
Looking for things to do? Check out our 28 parks, community events and local restaurants.
Interested in working with the City of Mishawaka? We are always looking for new members to join our growing team.
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City of Mishawaka Departments
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The Police Department takes an active role in our community and neighborhoods to keep Mishawaka safe. -
The Fire and EMS Department provides an appropriate, safe and professional response to fire, medical and environmental emergencies. -
This department is responsible for the upkeep and management of the park systems across the city.
Office of the Mayor
Mayor Dave Wood continues to serve the City of Mishawaka as the City’s 21st mayor. His outstanding dedication to his work and our community is visible throughout his role as Mayor.
Serving Our City
“I am excited and humbled to serve many of my fellow citizens, many of you family, friends and neighbors.”
Vision for Mishawaka
“My only motivation is to improve and pass down to my kids and future generations what has been given to us.”
Hometown Pride
“I have five generations that have called Mishawaka home. We have deep roots here and a strong commitment to my hometown.”
Military Hometown Heroes Banner Program
The Military Hometown Heroes Banner Program stands as a heartfelt tribute to the brave men and women who have served or are currently serving in the United States Armed Forces. This initiative exemplifies Mishawaka’s deep respect and gratitude for its military members, reinforcing the city’s identity as a place that honors and remembers its heroes every day.
Banners are prominently displayed on city lampposts from Memorial Day through Veterans Day, serving as daily reminders of the sacrifices made for our freedoms.
Military Hometown Heroes Banner Program
The Military Hometown Heroes Banner Program stands as a heartfelt tribute to the brave men and women who have served or are currently serving in the United States Armed Forces. This initiative exemplifies Mishawaka’s deep respect and gratitude for its military members, reinforcing the city’s identity as a place that honors and remembers its heroes every day.
Banners are prominently displayed on city lampposts from Memorial Day through Veterans Day, serving as daily reminders of the sacrifices made for our freedoms.
Discover Mishawaka
Located in Northern Indiana along the banks of the St. Joseph River, the City of Mishawaka is considered one of the “Best Hometowns in America”.
From family-friendly parks to local restaurants that will keep you coming back for more. Mishawaka has a little something for everyone. We welcome you with open arms to discover the beautiful memories you will make with us here!
Keeping Mishawaka Lead Free
Recently, important information about lead in your drinking water was distributed to Mishawaka residents. We take the potential for the presence of lead in drinking water very seriously and while there is no lead in drinking water that leaves our water treatment plants, we are committed to providing all information necessary to ensure our residents feel safe.
News & Announcements
Keep up to date with the latest news from the City of Mishawaka. Important updates, government news and community alerts.
Mishawaka Welcomes Newest MPD Patrol Officer First Class: Jacob Furlong
Mishawaka Welcomes Newest MPD Patrol Officer First Class: Jacob Furlong The City of Mishawaka is proud to introduce the newest member of the Mishawaka Police Department—Officer Jacob Furlong—who was officially
Canceled Public Improvements Committee Meeting of Mishawaka Common Council Regarding Propose Ordinance 2025-45 Responsible Bidders & Practices
NOTICE Canceled A MEETING OF THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE OF THE MISHAWAKA COMMON COUNCIL WILL MEET IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS 100 Lincolnway West CITY HALL ON Thursday, December 11, 2025
MFD Chief Woodward to Retire
The Mishawaka Fire Department announces that Fire Chief Bryon Woodward has shared his intent to retire at the conclusion of his distinguished 30-year career of service. Chief Woodward has led our
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