Mayor Stephanie Terry Hosts Final Traveling City Hall of 2025

One of the biggest issues facing folks in Evansville this year has been rising utility bills. People are angry, frustrated, and confused. Evansville Mayor Stephanie Terry sees and hears that every day, so it just makes sense that her final Traveling City Hall of 2025 will focus on our utilities.

A Community Conversation with Mayor Stephanie Terry

On Monday, November 3^rd, Mayor Terry invites the public to a Utility Access Fair at Eastland Mall starting at 5:30pm. The event is designed to connect residents with organizations and programs that can make a real difference – resources that provide help with utility bills, guidance on energy-saving home repairs, or ways to make your home more efficient.

As a city government, we are here to serve the residents of Evansville. It is our responsibility to ensure we’re accessible, transparent, and responsive to the needs of our community. Traveling City Hall is an important way for us to connect directly with Evansville residents - to answer their questions, address their concerns, and hear their ideas about how we can move our city forward. These events are about building trust and ensuring that every resident has the opportunity to engage with their local government on the issues that matter most to them. --Mayor Terry

Evansville Mayor Stephanie Terry via Facebook

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In addition to Mayor Terry and other city officials, the following organizations will be represented:

Evansville Water & Sewer Utility
Centerpoint
CAPE
Indiana Energy Savers
JD Seth
Township Trustees
St. Vincent de Paul
Catholic Charities
Salvation Army

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Bring your questions, your ideas, and maybe even a neighbor who could use a little extra support. It’s all about community - connecting, learning, and making Evansville stronger together.

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