Governor Holcomb is asking all Hoosiers to mask up—and remember that wearing a face mask can protect others from contracting the virus. The City of Frankfort is committed to reducing the risk of spreading COVID-19 by asking all members of our community to wear a mask when around others. Even though Indiana is beginning to […]
On July 4th, we gather with family and friends to celebrate our nation’s Independence. This year we are especially grateful for the blessings of freedom, peace, and community. This weekend, as you celebrate with your families, please take a moment to remember the men and women of our Armed Forces who helped make our freedom […]
Frankfort, Ind. – All city offices will be closed on Friday, July 3 due to the Independence Day holiday and will reopen on Monday, July 6.
Frankfort, IN – City leaders have announced an initiative to promote kindness throughout the city of Frankfort. This campaign will run from Monday, June 15, through Friday, June 19, and will include events and participation by all city departments. “Our city has been through a lot in the past few months, but we are still a […]
Frankfort, IN – Greg Miller was sworn in as a member of the City’s Board of Public Works and Safety this morning following the May 31 resignation of Board Member Mark Mitchell. According to state statute, a person must be a resident of the city in order to serve as a member of the Board […]
May 4, 2020 – Following the announcement of Governor Holcomb’s roadmap to reopen Indiana, and the Clinton County Commissioners decision to lift the Clinton County Travel Advisory, Mayor Judy Sheets announced that several city departments will begin plans to loosen Covid-19-related restrictions but says, “This does not mean people should act as though the danger […]
Today, Governor Holcomb officially extended the stay-at-home order through May 1st. His executive order can be found here. In cooperation with this order, the City of Frankfort offices and departments will remain closed until the stay-at-home order is lifted. Mayor Sheets and her staff remain committed to the safety of city employees and all residents […]
As we head into this Easter weekend, I want to thank all of you for staying at home, practicing social distancing, and doing your part to keep our community healthy. Like many of you, I miss the hugs from my grandchildren, having dinner in our local restaurants and attending church services, but I know that […]
Good evening, Governor Holcomb issued another executive order this afternoon regarding the response to COVID-19. In accordance, we are extending the orange travel advisory for Clinton County until April 20th. Essential travel only. That means DO NOT travel unless it is for work, groceries, medicine, to pick up materials from school for distance learning, to […]
The City of Frankfort is working diligently with Clinton County officials, our health care partners, and first responders to protect public health and safety as the coronavirus spreads. We are working together to lower the risk of transmission and infection and reduce the impact on our community. City officials and departments are closely following updates […]
The National Council for Home Safety and Security is a trade association comprised of home security professionals across the United States. The council advocates for safe communities and home safety with a strong focus on community involvement.
