Welcome to the Town of Dyer Show, your go-to source for everything happening in Dyer, Indiana and across Northwest Indiana. In this episode, Town Manager Dave Hein is joined by Parks Director Justin Gerbick and Police Chief William Alcott to break down the latest community updates, upcoming events, and important safety information for residents.

Get ready for spring and summer in Dyer with exciting announcements including the annual Summerfest, Easter events like the Easter egg hunt and dog-friendly "Pup Hunt," and a full lineup of park activities across the town's 22 parks and nearly 200 acres of green space. Learn how Dyer continues to grow as a destination community with new developments like the Central Park amphitheater, expanded facilities, and family-friendly programming.

The episode also highlights key public safety updates, including important information on e-bike laws, neighborhood safety, and community policing efforts to keep Dyer one of the safest places to live in the Region.

Plus, hear the latest on local development projects, new restaurants, the South Shore train expansion, and why Dyer continues to be recognized as one of the best places to live in Northwest Indiana.

Whether you're a resident, business owner, or considering moving to the area, this episode gives you everything you need to stay informed and connected in the Town of Dyer.

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This month, Town Manager Dave Hein is joined by Bryan Lane, Director of Operations and a member of our Dyer Historical Society. Dave and Bryan give us an update on some of the projects in town and the Historical Society talks about some of their work at Town Hall and how Residents can get involved.

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