Town of Argos Indiana Home Page

	Welcome to the Town of Argos, Indiana website. We hope to design and develop this website so that it has lots of useful information for the current and maybe even the future residents of Argos. Argos is a small town located in north central Indiana. Conveniently located just off of US 31, we are 2 hours north of Indianapolis and 30 minutes south of South Bend, Indiana. The suburbs of Chicago can be reached in less than 2 hours. Our school system has won numerous academic awards. We have made many improvements to the town's infrastructure so that our residents have safe, smooth roads, clean drinking water and reliable electricity. The police and fire departments take great pride in providing professional, courteous service when needed. Local business owners provide various services for our residents. Small town values and hard working residents are just a few words that describe the people that make up the Town of Argos. Stop by sometime and take a look......you may not want to leave. Click here to view the Town of Argos Spring 2012 Newsletter Employment Opportunity - Police Department - click here for more information. The Town of Argos Releases ADA Notice - click here for more information. Did you know? The town building is a drop off site for used household batteries, CFL bulbs, and sharps containers for needles.	Online Tool Helps Consumers Manage Energy Costs
	Latest News: Link to government website showing financial information for all Indiana counties, cities & towns. https://gateway.ifionline.org/ July 2, 2011 - Town of Argos hosts 4th of July Parade.....click here to view photos November 22, 2010 - Water Department Public Notice Posting. Click here to view pdf file. The Town of Argos Receives Energy Grant to Replace Street Lights. ($104,544) Shown in the photo below are: Nancy Dembowski, Argos Electric Lineman Jamie Lindstrom, Becky Skillman and Patty Jones.

	Town of Argos hosts 4th of July activities...July 2011. Click here to view parade photos.


	Argos High School Seniors celebrate fire prevention week with the Argos Fire Department.


	Author Thomas Ray Crowel presents Argos Fire Chief, Mark Dean, with a check for $3,985.17 to be used toward the purchase of a new thermal imaging camera for the Argos Volunteer Fire Department. According to Crowel’s publicist, all proceeds from the sale of his new book “The Passerby” are being donated to various causes and charities. Pictured from left to right are: Jessica Thompson, Assistant Fire Chief Doug Middleton, Thomas Ray Crowel, Tucker Thayer, Fire Chief Mark Dean, Paul Stearns, Isaac Snavely.