A Welcome from the Mayor Dear Friends: Thank you for visiting the Michigan City website. We strive to provide you with a wide range of information about city services and the activities of City Hall. The following are links to areas on this site that may be of assistance to you:

• The Citizens Resource Center provides information on schools, churches, media, post offices, transportation, real estate, city codes, storm basins, environmental violations, parking restrictions, historic areas, voter registration, neighborhood groups, forms, and much more.
• If you are planning a vacation to Michigan City, please visit our Calendar of Events and our Travel and Tourism Guide, which provides you with updated information on local dining, lodging, shopping, and attractions.
• If you are seeking employment with the City of Michigan City, please visit the Job Openings page on our website. If you would like to apply to become a Police Officer, you may access the Michigan City Police Department's application online. For information about employment opportunities at the Michigan City Fire Department, you may visit their web pages.
• If you need information on economic development in Michigan City, visit our Business Development Guide, with links to many local and state business development resources.
• To report a problem, please use the Mayor's Action Center, or call the Mayor's Office at 219/873-1400.

If you would like to invite me to an event your organization is hosting, please know that all scheduling requests must be submitted in writing. You may fax your invitation to my attention at 219/873-1515 or mail it to me at City Hall, 100 E. Michigan Blvd., Michigan City, IN 46360.

You may contact me directly by writing, calling, faxing, or e-mailing:

Mayor Chuck Oberlie
City Hall
100 E. Michigan Blvd.
Michigan City, IN 46360
219/873-1400

Fax: (219) 873-1515

E-mail: mayorchucko@emichigancity.com

I hope you will visit eMichiganCity.com regularly as we continue to update the site with information about new happenings throughout Michigan City.

Sincerely,

Mayor Chuck Oberlie