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our inaugural jerseys have arrived 😮‍💨

be one of the first to see the squad in action 💥 free tickets to our open scrimmage at The Arena at Innovation Mile are available NOW ➡️ buff.ly/mWlCbou

Have you noticed Mayor Chris Jensen’s love for vests? City employees have! That’s why the Noblesville Police Department and Noblesville Fire surprised Mayor Chris Jensen today by dressing up in his iconic look for Halloween. Happy Halloween from the City of Noblesville! 👻🎃

Thank you to our Sister City delegation from Nova Prata, Brazil, for visiting this week to learn more about what makes our businesses and community thrive alongside Noblesville Economic Development and the Noblesville Chamber of Commerce. We appreciate all who helped make this visit a success!

Mark your calendar for the 3rd Annual Holiday in Lights Parade on December 6, 2025, at 6:30 p.m. Don’t miss this night filled with lights, music, and community spirit! Registration is open now: noblesville.in.gov/798/Holiday-in…

BOOM SEASON IS HERE 💥🏀 Tonight’s open scrimmage is free for all visitors with doors opening at 6 pm! Check out our Know Before You Go (KBYG) for: ✅Directions ✅ Guidelines ✅ Parking Visit our website for more venue details👇 arenainnovationmile.com

The City of Noblesville Street Department bagged and loose-leaf pickup is underway. Please follow the guidelines closely. Pick up compostable bags provided by the city at no charge to Noblesville residents. Learn more: noblesville.in.gov/261/Leaf-Pickup

Deputy Mayor Matt Light joined the Noblesville Chamber of Commerce for a ribbon cutting for Xfinity’s retail store grand opening at Hamilton Town Center — their first store in Hamilton County. We’re glad to have this store available to the Noblesville community in this growing area.

Bobby the Bobcat loves City of Noblesville and we love him! 🏀💥 Get your Noblesville Boom tickets for the home opener this Saturday The Arena at Innovation Mile at Noblesvilleboom.com/tickets.

The City of Noblesville launched its Neighborhood Match Grant to provide matching funds to homeowners associations and neighborhood groups for projects that enhance, improve, and beautify our local communities. Apply at noblesville.in.gov/TheNeighborhoo….

Due to the federal government shutdown, City of Noblesville will collect non-perishable food items at the Noblesville City Hall Lobby, 16 South 10th Street, as a lead into the Noblesville Fire's 48th Annual Food and Toy Drive. Food will be collected at City Hall between Friday,

What a fun evening celebrating Opening Night for our Noblesville Boom at The Arena at Innovation Mile 💥 Boom President Ryan Grant and PS&E CEO Mel Raines presented Mayor Jensen with a custom jersey and the Mayor gifted Pacers Foundation Chair Rachel Simon a Key to the City of City of Noblesville

Boom head coach Tom Hankins said they are excited to build a new fan base in Noblesville. wthr.com/article/sports…

I’m proud of City of Noblesville’s efforts to help our community through our food drive happening now and Noblesville Fire’s upcoming 48th Annual Food and Toy Drive. fox59.com/morning-news/n…

I had the honor of speaking at the #VeteransDay ceremony in downtown Noblesville with American Legion Post 45, VFW Post 6246 Ralph Lehr, Noblesville Police Department, Representative Alaina Shonkwiler, and community members to honor and thank veterans in our community for their

THANK YOU to everyone who contributed to City of Noblesville’s food drive! These donations were collected over the past week by the city departments amid the federal government shutdown and were donated to White River Christian Church Food Pantry.  This food drive led into

I’m so grateful to wake up each day wearing the hat of Noblesville’s chief advocate. Most Thursdays, that means a trip down 32 to City Hall. Today, it meant jumping in the car and heading 230 miles south to Evansville.

I also bumped into an old friend of mine, Andy Crouch, in Jeffersonville. On the surface, City of Noblesville and Jeffersonville each have their own flavor — but both love summer concerts in the park and both proudly call a river a major asset.

Wrapped up the day in Madison — a community that feels a lot like City of Noblesville. Proud of the work Mayor Bob Courtney is leading there. Like us, Madison has created the conditions for an authentic downtown to flourish: packed storefronts, invested residents, and visitors looking