The City of Princeton, Indiana

Boil Advisory

While the potential of contamination of the drinking water is unlikely, the City of Princeton is advising customers in the affected area to bring all cooking and drinking water to a complete boil for five (5) minutes before using.

Please continue to boil all cooking and drinking water until we notify you that it is no longer necessary.

Hydrant Flushing

Customers should be advised that their water is safe to drink.

Occasionally, water becomes discolored after hydrant flushing. If this happens, run your cold water tap for a few minutes until the water clears. If it doesn't clear the first time, wait a few minutes and run the water again. You should avoid washing clothes until the water clears. Any questions call Princeton Utilities (812) 385-3343.

Policy for Disconnect Day

Notice!

This is for all customers that have not paid their previously due - past due bill by the cut off deadline on the shut off notice.

Regardless of what you were allowed to do before when paying your past-due bill, this new policy is now in effect starting immediately! We no longer follow the old policy for shut off on past due accounts.

Any previous balance that has not been paid by the origional due date of the 15th in the month that your regular bills were received, will be subject to disconnection of service if it is not paid by 4:00 p.m. on the 16th of the following month.

Your shut off notice amount must be received in our office by 4:00 p.m. on the 16th

A payment put in the overnight drop box after 4:00 p.m. on the 16th may NOT keep your service from being disconnected if it is past due. The drop box is only opened at 8:00 a.m. each morning. Your payment dropped in there AFTER 8:00 a.m. will remain in the drop box until the next business day and will not be considered as paid until it is taken out.

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Sewer Connection Fees and Classes of Taps

There shall be the following categories of building Sewer permits with the corresponding fees to be charged For connection to the Princeton sewage works system:

1. Residential/Non-Commercial Use:

2(a) - Commercial/Light Idustrial (less than 5,000 GPD): 

include Professional, industrial, and retail offices, stores, malls, And all other establishments of a business, commercial or Light industrial nature.

2(b) - Industrial

1. $200 per SFE (5,000 GPD - 99,999 GPD) - Not less than S10,000.00 (maximum of $50,000.00)
2. $100 per SFE (100,000 GPD — 200,000 GPD) to maximum of $85,000.00
3. Above 200,000.00 GPD to be negotiated

2(c) - Restaurants & Service Plaza's:

$400.00 per SFE but not less than $5,000 (maximum of $21,000.00)

2(d) - Hotels/Motels:

$5,000 + $150 per Occupant room

3. The fee for service relocation shall be $200.00

4. A Single-Family Equivalent (SFE) shall be defined as the Average amount of water for a single family home using 802 cubic feet (6,000 gallons) per month.

5. Any person or company connecting to the sewage works system without a permit shall be fined up to $2,500.00

6. For any building left vacant more than two years, as reflected by the City's water billing records, there shall be a $600.00 re-connect fee.

Gun Permits

Indiana State Police

Pay Traffic Tickets

If you receive a traffic citation you have a few options on how to proceed:

• There is a court date on your ticket, you can appear on that date and time.
• You can contact the Gibson County Prosecutors office to inquire about a deferral.
• You can contact the Gibson County Clerks office to make arrangements to pay for the citation,812-386-6474. 

Meet Your Mayor

Greg Wright was elected Mayor in November of 2019 and took office January 1st 2020.

Meet Your Clerk-Treasurer

Application

2025 Police Department Employee Application

2025 Police Department Employee Application

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Past Mayors

Brad D Schmitt was Mayor from 2016-2020                     Robert "Bob" J Hurst was Mayor from Feb 2000-2019

Shirly J Robb was Mayor from 2000-Feb 2005                   George Taylor was Mayor from 1988-2000

Frank Wade was Mayor from 1984-1987                           Jack Nixon was Mayor from 1980-1983

Frank M Dasch was Mayor from 1976-1979                      Walter E "Gene" Vinson was Mayor from 1972-1975

William "Bill" McConnell was Mayor from 1960-1972          Ralph M Wiltsie was Mayor from 1956-1959

M Vernor "Vern" Woodruff was Mayor from 1950-1956     Walter G Cox was Mayor from 1948-1950

Dr Joseph G Pepple was Mayor from 1943-1950               Talbott C Fowler was Mayor from 1939-1943

Meet Your Officers

Bobby Wood Chief of Police                Badge 55-01	Craig Zurliene Assistant Chief Badge 55-02	John Dyer Detective Sgt Badge 55-28
Nefty Padilla Detective Sgt Badge 55-24	Dan Goedde Detective Sgt Badge 55-10	Ben Kiesel Sergeant Badge 55-13
Matt Perry Sergeant Badge 55-12	Jeremy Robb Patrolman Badge 55-27	Jason Swan Patrolman Badge 55-29
Brandt George Patrolman Badge 55-32	Bryce Jutzi Patrolman Badge 55-16	Nick Rainey Patrolman Badge 55-17
Zach Strickland Patrolman Badge 55-18	David Jones Patrolman Badge 55-11	Lincoln Edwards Part Time Badge 56-16
Jason Cullum Part Time/SRO Badge 56-32	Roy Bridges Dispatch/Clerk  Badge 56-01	Jay Riley Reserve/SRO Badge 56-17

Community Connect Program

Click here to sign-up for the Community Connect Program with the Princeton Fire Department.