Assistant Chief of Police, Michael J. DeHaven, has announced his retirement, effective October 2, 2023. “Assistant Chief DeHaven is a respected leader in our community, having served in several key roles during his 27-year career with the...

Cheryl Lutey has been named Chief Human Resources Officer for the City of Valparaiso, announced Mayor Matt Murphy. Lutey brings over 39 years of human resource management experience, most recently as a regional human resource director. Lutey has also...

The City of Valparaiso has named Max Rehlander as Interim Engineering Director and Bill Laird as  Interim Chief Deputy Engineer, announced Mayor Matt Murphy. “Both Max and Bill have demonstrated  their excellence and engineering expertise...

Valpo Parks has initiated bids for work on the city’s newest and largest park, the Valpo Sports &  Recreation Campus. Bids for Phase I are due in July for work to begin later this summer on the park,  located on the city’s east...

Independence Day is right around the corner, and the Region is preparing a little early with tons of fun outdoor events and activities to do this weekend! With summer markets, races, parades, and even one or two fireworks displays all happening,...

The City of Valparaiso has partnered with a number of community organizations to offer cooling centers to help residents during the upcoming heat wave and reminds the community of the CARE program, which checks on residents who may need extra...

The City of Valparaiso has been awarded a grant of $211,335.07 through the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration’s (FSSA) Division of Mental Health and Addiction to help fund a Community Recovery Care Coordinator for people looking to...

This weekend’s weather is perfect for getting outside with your friends and family, and the Region is offering a plethora of fun activities to help give you something to do! With free concerts, movies, and dog-walking, the opportunity to do...