House Bill 1001: Why This Proposal Could Harm Local Communities Recently, the Indiana General Assembly advanced House Bill 1001 — a sweeping piece of legislation titled the “Housing Matters” bill
City of Mishawaka Supports Upcoming Human Rights Awareness & Awards Luncheon The City of Mishawaka is proud to support and help publicize the 35th Annual Human Rights Awareness & Awards
Legislative Update: Proposed SEA 1 Fixes and Senate Bill 238 MISHAWAKA, IN — As the 2026 Indiana General Assembly session progresses, state lawmakers are actively considering proposals to adjust the
Winter Parking Reminder: Help Us Keep Mishawaka’s Streets Safe and Clear As we move into the heart of winter, our Central Services and Street Department crews are working around the
Keeping Mishawaka Safe This Winter: A Guide to Snow Removal Responsibilities As winter settles over Mishawaka, our community once again leans on a shared commitment to safety, accessibility, and neighborhood
Trash & Recycling Collection Delayed One Day Due to Snow Due to the abundance of snow and winter road conditions, Waste Management (WM) will not be picking up trash and
Keep Your Water Flowing This Winter: Tips to Avoid Frozen Pipes As temperatures plummet this winter, the Mishawaka Utilities Water Division is asking all Mishawaka residents and MU Water customers
Power Restored Following West Side and Downtown Outage As of 11:15 a.m. on January 10, 2026, all power has been fully restored. The Mishawaka Utilities Electric Division responded quickly to
Holiday Trash Collection Schedule – Christmas & New Year’s Mishawaka residents are advised of the following holiday trash collection schedule adjustments due to Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. Christmas
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
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