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Contact the Warsaw Municipal Airport by email or at (574) 372-9541 for a list of current flight instructors operating out of Warsaw.
General Guidelines for Burning: Always use caution when burning. Any type of fire should be continuously attended. Do not go in the house or walk away from a burning, or even a smoldering fire. Keep children and animals away. Have a hose or bucket of water immediately available to extinguish the fire, and ensure the fire is completely out before leaving or retiring for the night. Recreational fires have caused numerous neighborhood conflicts over the years. Please be considerate of your neighbors--especially elderly neighbors with health conditions--when windows are open in the summer or when you see clothes drying on a line. The fire department reserves the right, and is required by law, to ask you to extinguish any type of fire if it causes a nuisance in the neighborhood. If you have any questions concerning the ordinance, or to issue a complaint, please call the department at (574) 372-9502.
Inspections can be made via appointment by calling either Lutheran EMS Kosciusko at (574) 269-1975, ext. 6, or the Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory at (574) 372-9502. You can also make an online request using our Request Tracker tool. More information...
The City's trick-or-treat is always held on Halloween night (October 31), unless it falls on a Sunday. Then it is takes place on the Saturday night prior. Hours are 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm.
The City of Warsaw provides snow removal assistance to those deemed unable to do so themselves by a medical professional. Only the snow accumulated at the end of a driveway by the snow plows will be removed by the City. Citizens are responsible for snow removal in the rest of the driveway and on their property. An application for assistance can be found here (PDF).
Trash, yard waste, and recycling should all be set out by 7:00 a.m. on your scheduled pickup day. Call (574) 372-9561 for further information.
Warsaw Parks and Recreation Department facilities may be reserved one year in advance on the first working day of the month your event is scheduled for. Reservations are available through the park office at Central Park. Some facilities require deposits, so please call the Central Park Office at (574) 372-9554 for more information.
You may put the ticket and money inside the yellow envelope provided and bring it to the police station, or mail the ticket and payment to the police department at the address on the envelope. There are also a number of yellow fine deposit boxes attached to light poles in the downtown area.
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For Redevelopment Commission, Plan Commission, and Board of Zoning Appeals, contact the Planning Department (574) 372-9550.
For those customers who are unable to access the online tool, you can still call the 24-hour customer service center to report the street light at 1-800-464-7726. Having the pole number available aids in expediting the repair process. The pole number will be something like 108 \ 240.
Option 2: Complete a registration form.
Mail your registration form with payment to:117 East Canal St.Warsaw, IN 46580
Call us at (574) 372-9554 or email us for questions, information, or to discuss opportunities.
Reservations are available through the park office at Central Park. Some facilities require deposits, so please call the Central Park Office at (574) 372-9554 for more information.
For those customers who are unable to access the online tool, you can still call the 24-hour customer service center to report the street light at 1-800-464-7726. Having the pole number available aids in expediting the repair process. The pole number will be something like 108 \ 240. Request for Street Light Repair