Montgomery County, Indiana

Welcome to the Town of

New Market

Pay your water bill, catch up on town news, and find everything you need from Town Hall in one place.

NEW MARKET WEATHER

Pay Your Water Bill

Pay online any time through Govcard. Payments are also accepted at Town Hall during office hours.

Town Board Meetings

The Town Board meets the second Wednesday of each month at 6:30 PM. Read minutes and watch meetings on YouTube.

Utilities

Water, sewer, and Friday trash pickup, plus deposits and after-hours water emergency contacts.

Parks & Recreation

Visit New Market Community Park or rent the shelter house for your next party or reunion.

Policies

View important housing policies, rules, and program guidelines.

What's happening in town

News & Alerts

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About New Market

New Market is a close-knit community in Montgomery County. Town Hall serves residents with water and utility services, public safety, parks, and local government that's easy to reach.

12

OCT
Alert

Hydrant flushing on the east side of town

Crews will be flushing hydrants this week. Water may look discolored for a short time. Run cold water until it clears.

20

OCT
Meeting

Town Board meeting at Town Hall

The monthly Town Board meeting is open to the public. The recording will be posted to our YouTube channel.

27

NOV
Notice

Thanksgiving trash pickup schedule

Trash pickup will run one day late during the week of Thanksgiving. Town Hall will be closed Thursday and Friday.

Policies

View important housing policies, rules, and program guidelines.

About New Market

New Market is a close-knit community in Montgomery County. Town Hall serves residents with water and utility services, public safety, parks, and local government that's easy to reach.

White church building on a sunny street corner with a large green tree and sidewalk sign.

Policies

View important housing policies, rules, and program guidelines.

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Before you dig

Call 811 First

Planting a tree, putting in a fence, or building a deck? Call 811 at least two full working days before you dig. It's free, and Indiana 811 will have underground utility lines marked so you can dig safely.


Hitting a buried line can cause injuries, outages, and costly repairs for you and your neighbors.

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Stay Connected

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