Welcome to Linton, Indiana

Our community has much to offer. Whether you’re starting a business, considering an expansion, looking for a good place to live or a visit, we’re committed to building a business-friendly environment so citizens can take advantage of job opportunities in and around the community.

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Your voice matters! Please share your valuable insights to help shape the future of our community. Your feedback is essential and will directly inform the Linton Strategic Action Plan, guiding our efforts for years to come.

To take the survey and make your voice heard, please click the following link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/LintonStrategicActionPlan2025. You can also copy and paste the link into your web browser. All responses must be submitted by September 5th to be included in the planning process. Thank you for your participation!

You can now view all live streams of the Linton City Council meetings,and Board of Public Works meetings by visiting http://www.youtube.com/@LintonIndiana
Note! The splash pad in the park will close on October 1, 2025 for the season.

Linton Pool Presentation from public meeting held on September 11, 2025 at the Roy Clark Community Building A.M. Risher City Pool Public Meeting September 11, 2025

For Emergency Notifications from the city of Linton please sign up for Reach Alert, you will be notified for utility emergencies, public safety emergencies, all you have to due is click below to see how to receive these alerts.Reach Alert Sign Up

Utility Scam Please be aware of a possible scam that the Linton Utilities has been made aware of. The scam involves someone posing as utility employee calling and requesting payment for a meter change, they are demanding cash within an hour or telling you that your services will be disconnected. If you receive such a call, please report it to the Linton Municipal Utility office at (812) 847 - 4971.

*** Important Information Request*** 

The Environmental Protection Agency recently revised the Lead & Copper Rule affecting all drinking water utilities. One requirement of the rule revision is that water utilities must create a service line inventory database to identify any lead service lines in the water system. This includes both the service line from the water main to the meter, and from the meter to your home or business.  

Linton Municipal Utilities requests your help in completing this important survey to document the material of your water service line from the water meter to your home or business. The utility is asking this information to determine if there are any lead service lines in the water distribution system and for the completion of a lead service line inventory map. Please complete this survey and drop your response off at our office at 86 South Main Street Linton, IN 47441. If you have any questions please call the utility office at (812) 847-4971 The survey can also be completed on the City of Linton website at www.cityoflinton.com

Complete Survey Here Linton Lead and Copper Survey 

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Contact Us

City Hall (more)
86 S Main St
Linton, IN 47441

  • Phone: (812) 847-7754
  • Staff Directory
  • Office Hours:
    M - F 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
    Closed for lunch 11:30 - 12:30

Mayor J PrebleMayor John Preble