City of Carmel government

We sat down with Mayor Sue Finkam to reflect on the accomplishments of 2024 and gain insight into her administration’s immediate goals for 2025. Mayor Finkam highlighted a year marked …

June 2024 Carmel hosts some of the most exciting and well-attended events in the region, with Artomobilia, the Carmel International Arts Festival and Carmel Christkindlmarkt being prime examples. These events …

February/March 2024 In the heart of Carmel, Indiana, a lively city buzzing with growth and innovation, the dawn of a new era in justice and law enforcement emerges as construction …

January/February 2024 As Carmel City Hall continues to undergo a transition phase, Mayor Sue Finkam of Carmel announced that Rebecca Carl officially assumed the role of Director of Marketing & …

January/February 2024 This month, Carmel Monthly is proud to feature the first-ever City of Carmel Chief of Staff James Crider on our cover. On January 1, Mayor Sue Finkam appointed …

November/December 2023 Recognizing and understanding local elected officials is crucial for active civic engagement and a thriving democratic society. These officials shape policies impacting education, public safety and infrastructure. From …

November/December 2023 The changing of a mayoral administration after 28 years is a critical moment for the city of Carmel. It represents an opportunity for new ideas and priorities to …

November 2023 For nearly three decades, the city of Carmel, under the leadership of Mayor Jim Brainard, has grown from a rather typical north suburban car-centric city to a world-renowned …

*Authorized by Rich Taylor for Carmel Dear Carmel Residents, Our city is consistently ranked as one of the best cities in the country to live, work and raise a family. …

*Paid for by Jeff For Council September/October 2023 Jeff Worrell, current President of the Carmel City Council, is seeking re-election in the November election. With a passion for his community …