How can I contact a County office?
Who should I contact if I have a question about child support?
Who are the elected officials that serve my area?
Where do I register to vote?
Where do I pay my property taxes? |
How can I pay my parking ticket?
Where can I get a copy of a traffic accident report?
How can I contact the Chamber of Commerce?
How do I contact the Bureau of Motor Vehicles for drivers license and vehicle registration questions?
Who do I contact regarding public utility services? |
Where is the library?
Who do I contact about garbage and recycling pick-up?
Is there a recycling location in Warsaw?
What do I do with my leaves?
When will my street be plowed after a snowfall?
Who is responsible for sidewalk maintenance? |
Who do I contact if a street light is out in my neighborhood?
Can I have a fence or landscaping in my easement or the rights-of-way?
Who is responsible for mowing easements and rights-of-way?
Who should I contact to report problems with tall grass, weeds, trash and garbage in yards, or abandoned/junk vehicles? |
Who should I call regarding domestic animal complaints?
Where are stray animals taken?
Who takes care of roadkill and dead animals?
When is the City's Trick-or-Treat night?
What if my question isn't listed? |
How can I contact a County office?
The Kosciusko County information number at the Courthouse is 574-267-4444.
|
Who should I contact if I have a question about child support?
Contact Child Support Enforcement in the County Prosecutor's Office at 574-372-2425.
|
Who are the elected officials that serve my area?
City Elected Officials
County Elected Officials
State Elected Officials
|
Where do I register to vote?
Forms are available at the Warsaw City Clerk-Treasurer's Office (302 E. Market Street, 574-372-9545) and the Kosciusko County Clerk's Office in the Justice Building (121 N. Lake Street, 574-372-2332). Click Here for more information about voting.
|
Where do I pay my property taxes?
Payments are to be mailed or made to the Kosciusko County Treasurer's Office in the Courthouse (100 W. Center Street, Warsaw, IN 46580). Phone: 574-372-2370.
|
| How can I pay my parking ticket? |
| By mail |
Send check or money order to:
Warsaw Police Department
P.O. Box 1297
Warsaw, IN 46581-1297 |
|
Drop off – Warsaw Police Department
2191 E. Fort Wayne Street
(one block north of Owen's grocery on E. Center Street) |
Lobby Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Note: If paying cash, please have correct change. |
Downtown – There are yellow courtesy boxes on one corner at every
downtown intersection and also at City Hall (302 E. Market Street).
When is payment due for my parking ticket?
Fines are doubled if not paid within thirty (30) days.
|
Where can I get a copy of a traffic accident report?
Copies of accident reports are available for $10 each at the Warsaw Police Department
(2191 E. Fort Wayne Street) Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM.
|
How can I contact the Chamber of Commerce?
The Chamber of Commerce is located at 313 S. Buffalo Street, Warsaw, IN 46580. Phone: 574-267-6311 or 800-776-6311
|
How do I contact the Bureau of Motor Vehicles for drivers license and vehicle registration questions?
The BMV in Warsaw is located at 215 S. Lake Street, phone: 574-267-8881.
|
Who do I contact regarding public utility services?
Residential Telephone Service Embarq: 800-257-3212
Commercial Telephone Service Embarq: 800-786-6272
Water Service Indiana-American Water Co. 267-6232
Electrical or Gas Service NIPSCO: 800-464-7726
|
Where is the library?
The Warsaw Community Public Library is located at 310 E. Main Street, phone 574-267-6011. |
Who do I contact about garbage and recycling pick-up?
The trash/garbage service is provided by the City's Street/Public Works Department. Click here for rules and guideline information. Call 574-372-9561 regarding the pickup schedule for your neighborhood. |
Is there a recycling location in Warsaw?
Large recycling bins are located behind the Kosciusko County Solid Waste District office at 220 S. Union Street. For further information about items that can be recycled, call 574-372-3087. |
What do I do with my leaves?
During the Fall leaf pickup season, leaves should be raked/placed by your alley or at the curb (but NOT in the street) so the City Street Department can use its Leaf Vac to clean them up. At all other times of the year, leaves, grass clippings and garden waste should be bagged (not to exceed 40 lbs.) Cut brush and limbs should be cut to no longer than 4 feet in length and 6 inches in diameter. If you have any questions concerning the Fall Leaf Pickup schedule, contact the Public Works/Street Dept. at 574-372-9561.
Am I allowed to burn my leaves?
No. It is against the law in the State of Indiana (also per Warsaw City Code) to have any open burn that does not contain only clean wood burning products such as firewood. |
When will my street be plowed after a snowfall?
Streets are plowed based on priority and amount of snowfall. The City Public Works/Street Department strives to keep all thoroughfares clear, safe and open to traffic during snowfalls. Once the thoroughfares are clear and safe, then subdivision through streets are cleared, followed by cul-de-sacs, non-through streets and alleys. Call 574-372-9561 for the City's snow removal procedures.
|
Who is responsible for sidewalk maintenance?
Most of the sidewalk maintenance is the responsibility of the adjacent property owner. Contact the Public Works/Street Department at 574-372-9561 for more information, as responsibility varies depending on specific situations.
|
Who do I contact if a street light is out in my neighborhood?
Councilman Bill Rhoades is the City's liaison with NIPSCO. Contact Mr. Rhoades at 574-267-6056 or williamlrhoades@hotmail.com Be sure to have the pole identification number and location of the light.
|
Can I have a fence or landscaping in my easement or the rights-of-way?
Easements and rights-of-way are portions of land set aside to conduct repairs and perform maintenance on utility lines. Homeowners may place a fence or landscaping in the easements, but not in the right-of-way; however, the homeowner should be aware that these may be moved to allow for utility improvements. Fence permits are available through the Building Department at 794 W. Center Street. Call 574-372-9548 for more information on permits. |
Who is responsible for mowing easements and rights-of-way?
Homeowners are responsible for maintaining easements, which includes mowing. The Warsaw Street/Public Works Department is responsible for maintaining the rights-of-way; however, if homeowners prefer to mow them, it will allow the Public Works Department more time to pursue other projects.
|
Who should I contact to report problems with tall grass, weeds, trash and garbage in yards, or abandoned/junk vehicles?
Contact the Building Commissioner at 574-372-9548 regarding properties with these type of violations to our City Code. |
Who should I call regarding domestic animal complaints?
The Warsaw Police Department has an animal control officer. If you have a barking dog complaint or a stray animal concern, contact WPD Dispatch at 574-372-9511.
Where are stray animals taken?The animal control officer takes animals to the Kosciusko County Animal Shelter located at 3489 E 100 S (phone 574-267-3008).
Who takes care of roadkill and dead animals?The animal control officer takes care of roadkill and dead animals in the public right-of-way. Contact WPD Dispatch at 574-372-9511. |
When is the City's Trick-or-Treat night?
Warsaw's trick-or-treat night is always on Halloween (from 5:30 to 7:30 PM), unless October 31 falls on a Sunday. Contact Warsaw Community Development Corp. (WCDC) at 574-267-6419 regarding the annual Downtown Spooktacular.
|
What if my question isn't listed?
Contact the Mayor's Office at 574-372-9595. Office hours are 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM, Monday – Friday. |
