City of Huntingburg

Huntingburg is the second largest municipality in Dubois County with a Mayor and a five-member City Council providing the leadership for this community’s growth and vitality.All utilities for residents within the city limits are available through Huntingburg Municipal Utilities. City Hall is located at 508 E. Fourth Street in the downtown business district.

Dubois County Newcomers Club

Some of us are new to Dubois County; some of us have lived here for several years while others have moved back after growing up in the area. We all have one thing in common, a desire to feel connected. We take pride in helping new families to discover all that Dubois County has to offer, get acquainted with their new community and its resources, meet new friends and most importantly to have fun. For Infomation visit,www.DuboisCountyNewcomers.org.

Dubois County

The City of Jasper serves as the county seat of Dubois County and is located 7 miles northeast of Huntingburg.Most county offices are located at the County Court House, with the Health Department located at an annex in the Kimball Industrial Park and the License Branch located in the Southgate Shopping Center.

State of Indiana

Residents of Indiana may register to vote or obtain a mail in form at the License Branch, the County Court House or at City Hall.

Education Systems

Dubois County is served by four school systems with Huntingburg located in the Southwest Dubois County School Corporation along with Holland and Patoka and Cass Townships, with Vincennes University Jasper Center offering classes for adult education and college courses.

Other Important Numbers

Within Dubois County, an extensive variety of social service organizations exist to assist families with mental, social, emotional and physical needs. The organizations below exist to help our residents when in need.

Other Utility Numbers

While Huntingburg Municipal Utilities supplies the majority of your utility needs, phone, cable and internet services are provided through other vendors.

Waste and Recyclables Options

Trash and recyclables can be taken to the Dubois County Solid Waste and Recycling Center located at the intersection of County Roads 400 S and 400 W on Industrial By-Pass, north of Farbest Foods. Disposal of household trash is $1.00 per bag. Dubois County trash tags are required on all trash. The may be purchased at the county drop sites. Recyclables must be separated.

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The City owned recycling center, located on East First Street, across from the Street Department, will be open for deposit of recyclables, but not trash.

Items accepted for recycling are: Newspapers, Aluminum, Steel, Magazines, Household batteries.

Another option is to contract with a licensed residential solid waste collection company for curbside pickup service. Companies Licensed with the City of Huntingburg are as follows: