The Town of Yorktown, Indiana has captured that small town Hoosier charm for which many communities strive. A quiet quality of life with access to big city amenities make Yorktown the choice of Delaware County and East Central Indiana. Yorktown residents take great pride in the national recognition achieved by the Yorktown School system, its low tax rates, and picturesque community.
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PARKS ADVISORY BOARD
REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
PLANNING COMMISSION
ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW BOARD
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POLICE MERIT BOARD
The Town Manager is appointed by and responsible to the Town Council for the proper administration of all of the affairs of the Town which the Town Council has the authority to control. The Town Manager prepares the agenda for the Town Council monthly meetings. The agenda report contains all pertinent background materials and possible avenues for action.
The Town Manager is also responsible for implementing the Town Council's decisions. The Town Manager is responsible for the efficient day-to-day operation of the town departments under his jurisdiction and for coordinating budget proposals for these departments.
Before starting any Indoor/Outdoor building project, please check with the Building Commissioner's Office to see if a permit is required. This will prevent any Stop Work Orders from being issued, thus delaying your project and preventing possible fines from being issued.
The fee assessed for building permits is minimal and established by the Yorktown 2009 ordinance.
One- and two-family dwelling permits are issued solely by the Town of Yorktown.
Commercial and Industrial building permits must be obtained primarily from the State of Indiana. When approved, a permit must then be obtained from the Yorktown Building Commissioner's office. A set of the approved plans must accompany the application. Additionally, permits may be required for outdoor utility sheds, fences and signs, both temporary and permanent.
The Town of Yorktown always encourages Development. It is our goal to see that your Building Project(s), no matter how small or large, meets or exceeds the standard Building Code Requirements for your safety and the betterment of the Community as a whole.
The Yorktown Fire Department has been proudly serving the residents of Yorktown and Mt. Pleasant Township since 1913. We are an all volunteer department with around 35 members that covers 30 mi.2 and approximately 11,000 residents. While we started out as a strictly firefighting service, we now provide so much more:
Additionally, we are excited to share that we are one of the very few volunteer fire departments that provides technical rescue services. These include:
To learn more about our history, equipment, personnel, book a field trip, or request an inspection, or find other information please visit the tabs on the right.
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The Yorktown Utility Billing Office accepts payment for Water, Sewer and Trash customers. Payments may be made in-person at 9312 W Smith St or mailed to PO Box 518, Yorktown, IN 47396. A dropbox is also available for after-hours payments.
Interested in paying your bill online or enrolling in automatic bill pay? Click here to learn how.
This fall, The Town of Yorktown's Town Council established an upcoming water rate increase for the first time in 20 years. The increase will support critical maintenance, operational costs, and infrastructure improvements for Yorktown's Water Utility to provide a sustainable operational budget. With no adjustments since 2004, the current rates no longer generate sufficient revenue to cover the town's water service needs, which includes ensuring reliable access and meeting safety standards. The increase will help the utility maintain service quality, address aging infrastructure, and support ongoing investments in the waterworks system.
For most customers, particularly those with minimal water usage—approximately 2,000 gallons a month, often senior citizens or residents on fixed incomes—the impact will be modest. These customers, around 30% of the utility's base, will see a small monthly increase roughly equivalent to the price of a cheeseburger. This adjustment applies solely to the water portion of the bill; sewer and trash rates will remain unaffected.
The increased rates are structured to balance the utility's need for sustainable funding while keeping user costs manageable, especially for low-usage customers. For example, minimum users will see their base charge go from $11.88 to $19.05 per month, aligning Yorktown's rates with those of similar-sized Indiana towns. Customers can expect transparent billing, with the revised rate only applied to the water section, allowing them to track changes more clearly.
By adjusting the rates, Yorktown ensures the water utility can continue providing quality service without compromising infrastructure integrity, meeting regulatory requirements, and preparing for future needs. This proactive measure secures long-term benefits for the community by preserving essential services and fostering the utility's resilience for years to come.
The first bill customers will pay that includes the rate increase will be in February, 2025.
View the Official Ordinance 853 Amended Water Rates and Charges
View the Yorktown Water Rate Report Reedy Financial
Not all Yorktown utility bills are identical.
Some customers receiving a utility bill get Yorktown Water, Indiana American Water, or may have private-well systems.
Some customers have Yorktown Wastewater charges while others may serviced by Delaware County Regional Waste, or have a septic system. Trash service is standard within Yorktown's urban areas but not for others. Additionally, even waste water is not standard on every utility bill.
View maps of the different service areas.
Check your bill to see which line items you see on the left side to know what you are paying the Town of Yorktown for and if there will be a rate increase. Only water rates for those seeing a Water line item will see an increase.
There are 3 specific line items in a Yorktown Utility Bill. You may have some or all of those lines.
Here are sample bills of the different scenarios for you to compare against your own and see how your rate might be impacted.
View example utility bills below to see examples and compare how yours might change. If you have a water line item, multiply the water rate line item by .6034 to see the increase amount.
9312 W Smith St, Yorktown IN 47396
(765) 759-8521
(765) 759-4016
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