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Mayor George Pabey
2008 Spring Clean Up! |
| Under the direction of the General Services/ Street Department with the joint forces of the Sanitary Solid Waste, Utility Operations, and Parks Department, District clean up will be conducted from 8:00am until 2:00 pm on the dates listed below. |
District 1
District 2
District 3
District 4
District 5
District 6 |
April 7th - 11th
April 14th - 18th
April 21st - 25th
April 28th - May 2nd
May 5th - 9th
May 12th - 16th |
Potholes and abandoned cars will be addressed according to the dates listed above. Please cooperate by doing the following:
- Place large items in alley, or on the curb, where no alley exists.
- Secure all items that may be blown away by the wind.
- All vehicles should be removed as requested.
Any questions, call the East Chicago Street Department at 391-8463. |
Get HIP and Get Healthy
A Health Plan sponsored by the State of Indiana
The Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP) is a new, affordable health insurance program for uninsured adult Hoosiers. The program is sponsored by the State and only requires minimal monthly contributions from the participant. It is designed to fill the gap for working Hoosiers ages 18 – 64 that are not offered health insurance through an employer and find private insurance unaffordable. HIP is financed by the 44 cent cigarette tax increase recently passed by Indiana lawmakers; in combination with potential Federal Medicaid funds and individual contributions. Two plan carriers have been approved by the state of Indiana: Anthem and MDWise with AmeriChoice. For information about HIP visit www.HIP.IN.gov or call 1 (877) GET-HIP 9.
St. Catherine Hospital’s Community Outreach department is currently doing presentations for the public to answer questions about HIP. For an upcoming presentation, call 219-392-7135.
A city in transition, overflowing with energy, vitality and diversity. Rich in cultural history and ethnic diversity, the city of East Chicago became the Work Shop of America in the early part of the 20th century. Steel and rail car manufacturing were at their zenith and as East Chicago sat at the crossroads of both motor and rail transportation at the southern most tip of Lake Michigan, this city grew into one of the most diverse communities in the nation. As the global market has reduced the importance of heavy industry the city is in the process of transitioning and transforming itself into a 21st century community, addressing quality of life issues as well as educational and employment incentives. Come – see what a city on the move can offer you, your family or your corporation.
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