Town of Pines - 1519 Delaware St., Michigan City, IN 46360 - 219-874-2853 - email: townofpines@comcast.net
Welcome to the Town of Pines Website
The Doorway to the Dunes
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Welcome to the Town of Pines Website
The Doorway to the Dunes Meetings in the Town of Pines Town of Pines Council meeting: 6:30 pm on the first Wednesday of every month at the Town Hall: Next virtual meeting is Wednesday, June 3, 2020 via Zoom: https://zoom.us/ meeting code is 695-068-5794. Due to Covid-19 concerns, live public meetings for June will be done online over Zoom (log in information above). Voting will take place on Tuesday, June 2, 2020 at the town hall: 1519 Delaware. Please visit our Facebook page for additional information. www.facebook.com/TownofPines Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) meeting: 6:30 pm on June 3, 2020 over Zoom. Pines Fire is seeking Volunteers. Go to Pines Fire FaceBook page to apply Pine Township Board: to be announced @ 6:00 pm at the Township Fire Station, 1516 Maple St. in the Town of Pines. Agenda items: elect a Chairman and a Secretary of the Board as per IC 36-6-6-7 and organize and elect the Board of Finance. Leaf Pick-up, has resumed. Clean Up Time is coming on June 19th. This is your chance to get rid of old stuff. Please read this document to see what is acceptable and what is not. Pines Fire Department - Wants to thank everyone for their support! Follow Pines Fire Department @pinesfiredept on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pinesfiredept/ Monetary request for assistance - Pines Fire Department needs money for new STATE REQUIRED radios. They need 9 radios at over $3000 each and 3 more voice pagers at $700 a piece. They were given six radios and we have a 15 person team. This is a state mandated change to 800 MHz that is now instituted by the county. Anything you can give will help the department communicate with the county. Our community and our neighboring communities participate in mutual aid, saving lives, dealing with car accidents and injuries, and fires, like Chesterton's Allure fire where no one was hurt. Starting Monday, June 10, 2019 - NIPSCO will be working on over the next 2-3 months, setting up on Idaho and will be driving on California, 2nd Place, and Carolina. Questions or concerns you may call: Vicki Kuzio 219-809-1941 or Rob Watkins 219-872-8523. Remember to lock your house and car. Republic (Trash) Service Holiday Pick Up Schedule Service will run 1 day late for the holidays:
Government Representation: click on this link. You will be asked to "Agree" to proceed to the map. Enter your address on the top left. On the right you can choose to view Federal, State, County, Township, Municiple, and School information for the Town of Pines.
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Town of Pines
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IMPORTANT NOTICE ABOUT CALLING 911
When you dial, 911, your emergency calls to 911 may be going to the wrong county. Becaue most residents having a Michigan City phone numbers, our emergency calls are going to Laporte County and must be forwarded to Porter County 911. In an extreme emergency this can waste valuable time.
To correct this problem:
* Call your phone service provider (AT&T, Verizon, Comcast, etc.) and ask them if your emergency calls are going to the right county (Porter is our county), if the service provider tells you they are going to LaPort County, have them correct the problem
*OR call the Town phone at 219-874-2853 after June 18th and leave a message with your name, address, and phone number
*OR email your information to townofpines@comcast.net. We will compile a list and forward it to Porter County 911 and they will make the change for us.
DON’T WAIT FOR AN EMERGENCY TO FIND OUT YOUR 911 CALLS ARE GOING TO THE WRONG COUNTY.
Town of Pines Adopts Marquette Plan: Town of Pines is the last town in the NW corner of Indiana to adopt the Marquette Plan. This will open up monies for improvement within the town and bring to realization the Marquette Plan. Check out our new Community & Citizen page and the following articles:
Town of Pines seeks RDA money - By Keith Benman, NWI Times
The Town of Pines has applied for a $200,000 grant to recall its historic past.
The Northwest Indiana Regional Development Authority on Tuesday heard the town's plans for trails, park improvements, US 12
beautification and perhaps even capitalizing on Ind. 520, reputed to be the state's shortest highway. Read More
Town of Pines applies for $200,000 RDA Money Grant - By Carole Carlson, Post Tribune
The tiny town of Pines is making a bid for Northwest Indiana Regional Development funding to spiff up its appearance as a
gateway to the Dunes.
The town of 670 residents, in northeastern Porter County, is seeking $200,000 for improvements in two parks and road corridors. The request will be reviewed by the RDA’s shoreline working group in accordance with projects in the Marquette Plan. Read More
