City of La Porte

City of La Porte Mayor Tom Dermody signs a proclamation declaring Saturday, May 1, 2021 as NewDay Foundation Day on Tuesday, April 27, 2021, in La Porte City Hall. The NewDay Foundation, a leader in the cancer support community, provides vital...

The City of La Porte Police Chief Paul Brettin (right) swears in new officer Michael Lippelt of Wanatah on Friday, April 16, 2021, in La Porte. A lifelong LaPorte County resident, Lippelt is a police academy graduate and will begin his field...

Police Chief Paul Brettin (far right) and members of the Police Merit Commission honor five City of La Porte Police officers for their lifesaving work in the field Tuesday, April 13, 2021, at the police station in La Porte. Brettin said the officers...

City of La Porte residents looking to become certified in CPR can do so through the city's fire department, according to Fire Chief Andy Snyder. Beginning this month and lasting through the end of this year, the department will be offering a monthly...

TransPorte today announced that it will once again provide weekend rides to residents, according to Manager Beth West. Beginning Saturday, April 3, the transportation system will resume its Saturday service from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. West said TransPorte...

Applications are now open for residents looking to improve their sidewalks, according to City of La Porte Engineer Nick Minich. The sidewalk repair program, which is a 50/50 matching grant, gives residents a chance to have sidewalks and curbs near...

Following a dip in COVID-19 numbers, the City of La Porte will resume in-person meetings for City Council, Board of Works and other committees, according to Mayor Tom Dermody. Meetings will be opened to the public beginning Tuesday, Feb. 16. In...

La Porte residents can now share their feedback on ways to improve the community through La Porte's new social media campaign, according to Mayor Tom Dermody. Last week, the city launched its new 'Feedback Friday' campaign on Facebook. Each Friday, a...

The annual WinterFest, organized by the City of La Porte Park and Recreation Department, returns in late January. Although several favorite events will not be held due to restrictions in place to stop the spread of COVID-19, we hope the community...

The City of La Porte Police will now be able to patrol via bicycle to keep our city safe, according to City of La Porte Police Chief Paul Brettin. The Jeep eBike was donated to the department by Matt Magnuson of La Porte Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram....