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STORM RECOVERY UPDATE – TOWN OF DYER

STORM RECOVERY UPDATE — TOWN OF DYER

The Town of Dyer remains actively engaged in recovery efforts following the recent storm. Public Works employees, emergency personnel, contractors, utility crews, volunteers, and community partners continue working throughout our community. We appreciate our residents’ continued patience and cooperation.

IMPORTANT: STORM DEBRIS PICKUP DEADLINE

Residents should place all remaining storm-related tree limbs and debris at the curb as soon as possible.

Additional contracted assistance for storm-debris pickup will conclude on Monday, September 14. Please ensure your storm-related debris is at the curb before then so crews have the best opportunity to collect it while these additional resources remain available.

Keep all piles clear of parked vehicles, fire hydrants, electrical boxes, and other obstructions so large equipment can safely access them.

NORMAL PUBLIC WORKS HOURS

Dyer Public Works now operates under the normal hours.

Dyer Public Works — 516 Edmond Drive

Monday–Friday: 7:00 AM–3:00 PM

Saturday–Sunday: Closed

RESIDENT DUMPSTERS

A dumpster remains available for Dyer residents only at:

Dyer Public Works — 516 Edmond Drive

Please place all permitted items completely inside the dumpsters and help keep these locations clean and safe. Do not place tree limbs or yard debris in the dumpsters.

FEMA DISASTER ASSISTANCE

Lake County residents affected by the storm may apply for federal disaster assistance and review available recovery resources through FEMA.

Apply online: DisasterAssistance.gov

FEMA Helpline: 1-800-621-3362

Eligibility is determined by FEMA. This federal assistance program is not administered by the Town of Dyer.

GOSERV GLOBAL CLEANUP ASSISTANCE

GoServ Global volunteers are assisting Dyer residents who need additional hands-on help with storm cleanup, including downed trees, branches, debris, and storm-damaged property.

Priority will be given to residents who may not have the physical ability or resources to complete the work themselves.

To request GoServ assistance, contact Dyer Town Hall at 219-865-6108.

Please note: GoServ assistance is not intended for routine collection of limb piles already placed at the curb. Public Works crews and contractors are handling curbside limb collection.

ADDITIONAL ASSISTANCE AND DAMAGE REPORTING

Please continue checking on neighbors, seniors, and anyone who may need additional assistance.

Town of Dyer: 219-865-6108

Live Weather Camera - Dyer, Indiana

Live Weather Camera

Stay ahead of changing weather conditions by viewing Dyer's live weather camera. Whether you're planning your commute, heading to a park, or keeping an eye on approaching storms, this live stream provides real-time weather conditions right here in town.

View the Live Weather Camera:
https://www.youtube.com/live/KujkE2C43BU

Please note: Weather conditions can change rapidly. Continue to monitor official forecasts and weather alerts from the National Weather Service during severe weather events.

Congratulations to our 2026 Dyer Curb Appeal Award Recipients!

🏑🌸🌿The Dyer in Bloom Volunteer Committee is proud to recognize homeowners whose outstanding landscaping and well-maintained properties help make Dyer a more beautiful community. Thank you to all of the homeowners who take pride in keeping Dyer beautiful.

πŸ† Ward 1
• 716 211th Place
• 944 Audrey Court
• 664 Seminary Drive
• 507 Rose Bush Lane
• 1222 Cedar Lane

πŸ† Ward 2
• 404 Grieving Street
• 118 Berens Street
• 443 Oak Street
• 12 Carnation Street
• 49 Ivy Lane

πŸ† Ward 3
• 816 Jacobs Court
• 1410 Canterbury Court
• 1787 Stillwater Avenue
• 2638 Camelot Drive
• 711 Osage Drive

πŸ† Ward 4
• 2834 Edgewood Drive
• 514 Brittany Lane
• 639 Hilbrich Court
• 237 Deer Trail Drive
• 2536 Lakewood Drive

πŸ† Ward 5
• 1500 Briar Crossing Drive
• 1416 Sunnybrook Avenue
• 1428 Flagstone Drive
• 1202 Deer Creek Drive
• 1201 Ballybunion Court

Congratulations to all of this year's award recipients, and thank you for helping make Dyer a beautiful place to live! 🌺🏑

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    STORM RECOVERY UPDATE – TOWN OF DYER

    STORM RECOVERY UPDATE — TOWN OF DYER

    The Town of Dyer remains actively engaged in recovery efforts following the recent storm. Public Works employees, emergency personnel, contractors, utility crews, volunteers, and community partners continue working throughout our community. We appreciate our residents’ continued patience and cooperation.

    IMPORTANT: STORM DEBRIS PICKUP DEADLINE

    Residents should place all remaining storm-related tree limbs and debris at the curb as soon as possible.

    Additional contracted assistance for storm-debris pickup will conclude on Monday, September 14. Please ensure your storm-related debris is at the curb before then so crews have the best opportunity to collect it while these additional resources remain available.

    Keep all piles clear of parked vehicles, fire hydrants, electrical boxes, and other obstructions so large equipment can safely access them.

    NORMAL PUBLIC WORKS HOURS

    Dyer Public Works now operates under the normal hours.

    Dyer Public Works — 516 Edmond Drive

    Monday–Friday: 7:00 AM–3:00 PM

    Saturday–Sunday: Closed

    RESIDENT DUMPSTERS

    A dumpster remains available for Dyer residents only at:

    Dyer Public Works — 516 Edmond Drive

    Please place all permitted items completely inside the dumpsters and help keep these locations clean and safe. Do not place tree limbs or yard debris in the dumpsters.

    FEMA DISASTER ASSISTANCE

    Lake County residents affected by the storm may apply for federal disaster assistance and review available recovery resources through FEMA.

    Apply online: DisasterAssistance.gov

    FEMA Helpline: 1-800-621-3362

    Eligibility is determined by FEMA. This federal assistance program is not administered by the Town of Dyer.

    GOSERV GLOBAL CLEANUP ASSISTANCE

    GoServ Global volunteers are assisting Dyer residents who need additional hands-on help with storm cleanup, including downed trees, branches, debris, and storm-damaged property.

    Priority will be given to residents who may not have the physical ability or resources to complete the work themselves.

    To request GoServ assistance, contact Dyer Town Hall at 219-865-6108.

    Please note: GoServ assistance is not intended for routine collection of limb piles already placed at the curb. Public Works crews and contractors are handling curbside limb collection.

    ADDITIONAL ASSISTANCE AND DAMAGE REPORTING

    Please continue checking on neighbors, seniors, and anyone who may need additional assistance.

    Town of Dyer: 219-865-6108

    Live Weather Camera - Dyer, Indiana

    Live Weather Camera

    Stay ahead of changing weather conditions by viewing Dyer's live weather camera. Whether you're planning your commute, heading to a park, or keeping an eye on approaching storms, this live stream provides real-time weather conditions right here in town.

    View the Live Weather Camera:
    https://www.youtube.com/live/KujkE2C43BU

    Please note: Weather conditions can change rapidly. Continue to monitor official forecasts and weather alerts from the National Weather Service during severe weather events.

    Congratulations to our 2026 Dyer Curb Appeal Award Recipients!

    🏑🌸🌿The Dyer in Bloom Volunteer Committee is proud to recognize homeowners whose outstanding landscaping and well-maintained properties help make Dyer a more beautiful community. Thank you to all of the homeowners who take pride in keeping Dyer beautiful.

    πŸ† Ward 1
    • 716 211th Place
    • 944 Audrey Court
    • 664 Seminary Drive
    • 507 Rose Bush Lane
    • 1222 Cedar Lane

    πŸ† Ward 2
    • 404 Grieving Street
    • 118 Berens Street
    • 443 Oak Street
    • 12 Carnation Street
    • 49 Ivy Lane

    πŸ† Ward 3
    • 816 Jacobs Court
    • 1410 Canterbury Court
    • 1787 Stillwater Avenue
    • 2638 Camelot Drive
    • 711 Osage Drive

    πŸ† Ward 4
    • 2834 Edgewood Drive
    • 514 Brittany Lane
    • 639 Hilbrich Court
    • 237 Deer Trail Drive
    • 2536 Lakewood Drive

    πŸ† Ward 5
    • 1500 Briar Crossing Drive
    • 1416 Sunnybrook Avenue
    • 1428 Flagstone Drive
    • 1202 Deer Creek Drive
    • 1201 Ballybunion Court

    Congratulations to all of this year's award recipients, and thank you for helping make Dyer a beautiful place to live! 🌺🏑

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    Historic Preservation Commission & Historical Society Volunteer Committee

    The Dyer Town Council is currently accepting applications from Dyer residents who wish to serve on the:
    -Historic Preservation Commission
    -Historical Society Volunteer Committee
    The Historic Preservation Commission meets on the third Tuesday of the month at 6:00pm.
    The Historical Society Volunteer Committee will meet on an as needed basis.

    Leaf & Branch Pick-up

    The Department of Public Works will kick off leaf pick-up in October.

    Leaf removal services are currently being addressed. Leaves need to be placed in the parkway being careful to keep them off the street and away from the fire hydrants, sidewalks and street drains. Please make sure only leaves are placed in the pile as anything else may cause damage to the equipment and operators. Branch and limb pickup has been suspended during this time and will resume on December 9th. 

    Recycling 101

    https://www.epa.gov/circulareconomy/us-recycling-system

    Benefits of Recycling

    Recycling Saves Resources and Creates Jobs

    Recycling is an important economic driver, as it helps create jobs and tax revenues. The Recycling Economic Information (REI) Report found that, in a single year, recycling and reuse activities in the United States accounted for 757,000 jobs, $36.6 billion in wages and $6.7 billion in tax revenues. This equates to 1.57 jobs, $76,000 in wages and $14,101 in tax revenues for every 1,000 tons of material recycled.

    Environmental, economic and community benefits can be attained from recycling.

    For the environment, recycling:

    • Reduces the amount of waste sent to landfills and incinerators.
    • Conserves natural resources such as timber, water and minerals.
    • Prevents pollution and reduces greenhouse gases by reducing the need to mine and process new raw materials.

    For the economy, recycling:

    • Increases economic security by tapping a domestic source of materials.
    • Saves energy.

    For communities, recycling:

    • Supports American manufacturing and conserves valuable resources.
    • Helps create jobs in the recycling and manufacturing industries in the United States.
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