Franklin, IN is the charming city of choice in Central Indiana for residents, businesses, and visitors. Follow for news, events, and updates. #FranklinIndiana
@FranklinIND Mayor Steve Barnett delivering his state of the city address today as the City enters its bicentennial year in 2023. Highlights new company growth, infrastructure improvements, steady new housing development.
@FranklinIND Mayor Steve Barnett: City’s AV increased 19% in 2022 over 2021 to $1.4 billion. Announces additional new companies and industrial projects underway for 2023. Aspire is proud to work with the City and welcomes companies to contact us to grow here!
@DukeEnergy is so fortunate to power the City of Franklin. Under Mayor Barnett, this city is vibrant and growing. @FranklinChamber was a great host of the State of the City. @FranklinIND
“I will not tap the brakes. As a race car driver, I never won by riding the brakes. We will cautiously, cautiously keep our foot on the gas. And that is how we will continue on this journey to excellence.” Mayor Steve Barnett wraps up his Franklin State of the City address.
We stand with @DukeEnergy and are grateful for their corporate citizenship. We appreciate their leadership and employees consistently delivering quality services to our community. - Mayor Barnett @JeanRenk
Members of B2S #leadership were honored to meet with @SenToddYoung in Washington, D.C. to discuss economic growth and community-focused #innovation in Johnson County.
Don't forget to pick up a Love Local passport from your favorite shop in downtown Franklin. If you spend $150 locally throughout the month of February you will be entered to win one of many prizes
Good afternoon FCS! Due to the extreme wind chill temperatures on Wednesday, January 30,2019, Franklin Schools will be having an eLearning Day. Be safe and stay warm tomorrow.
BE WEATHER AWARE!!!!!
Johnson County is under a WINTER STORM WARNING from midnight tonight to 7 am on Sunday January 13th. Driving will become hazardous so be careful if you have to be on the roads. Snow totals expected are 4 to 7 inches.