Leaf Pick Up Schedule for Thanksgiving The Mishawaka Central Services Department will be closed Thursday, November 28th and Friday, November 29th in observance of Thanksgiving. We will move through the city in 3 days from November 25th-27th and will do our best to pick up all areas. Please have your leaves raked to the curb by Monday, November 25th. Once we move through an area, we will not return on your scheduled day. Leaves may always be bagged and put out with your weekly trash pick-up or taken to the Mishawaka Recycling Center, 1105 E. 5th St., from 8:30am to 3:15pm, Tuesday through Saturday if you are a City of Mishawaka resident. Please note that the Mishawaka Recycling Center will be closed November 28th and 29th.
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Mayor Dave Wood Youth Advisory Council (MYAC) to Celebrate the Ribbon Cutting of “The Mish” Pocket Park

On Sunday, May 19th the Mayor Dave Wood Youth Advisory Council (MYAC) will be celebrating the ribbon cutting of “The Mish” pocket park at Mishawaka City Hall,100 Lincolnway West at 3:00 p.m.

The Ribbon Cutting will be held at the southwest corner of the intersection of First Street and Main Street. Attendees should plan on parking in the City Hall public parking lot.

At this time, Mayor Wood and the MYAC will be celebrating the ribbon cutting ceremony of their Leadership Project, the Mishawaka Pocket Park.

The Pocket Park, which was conceptually designed by the MYAC, will create a beautiful signature Pocket Park in the heart of Mishawaka’s historical downtown.

Planning the Pocket Park began in Fall of 2022 and was made possible from the students’ crowdfunding efforts. With only two months, the MYAC was able to raise over $50,000 from local businesses, private donors, and local organizations. This was only possible because of the matched funds by the Patronicity Program through the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority.

The Mishawaka Pocket Park features a selfie spot in an artful “The Mish” sign which will let users become the “I” in the sign. The art wall mural depicts the St. Joseph River as it runs through Mishawaka with a soulful heart being symbolically shown in the heart of the downtown. The space also includes seating, landscaping, bicycle rack, and an information display board.

 

 

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