The Town of Dyer dedicates this episode to the community's ongoing recovery from Storm Lucy, the derecho that caused widespread damage, power outages, downed trees, flooding and infrastructure challenges across Northwest Indiana.

Town Manager Dave Hine is joined by Public Works Director Jeff Dvorjak and Fire Chief Joe Martin to discuss how Dyer responded in the immediate aftermath of the storm, including emergency operations, first responder call volume, generator operations, road and debris clearing, traffic signal issues and support for residents without power.

The team also highlights the importance of emergency preparedness, communication and neighbors helping neighbors, as well as Dyer's efforts to provide cooling and charging centers, debris drop-off locations and assistance for vulnerable residents.

The episode also covers the town's partnership with GoServe Global, a volunteer organization helping residents with storm cleanup, along with information on how Dyer residents can request assistance, volunteer and stay informed.

Residents can contact Dyer Town Hall at 219-865-6108 for the latest information and assistance.

In this episode, we sit down with leaders from the Town of Dyer to discuss the issues, projects, and priorities shaping the community.

From local government and infrastructure to economic development, community improvements, and what's ahead for Dyer, this conversation offers an inside look at the work happening to keep the town growing and moving forward.

🎧 In this episode:

• Updates on the Town of Dyer
• Local infrastructure and community projects
• Economic and residential growth
• Priorities for the future
• How the town is working to serve Dyer residents

Tune in for an in-depth conversation about the past, present, and future of Dyer, Indiana, right here on WJOB.

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What's happening around the Town of Dyer? In this episode of the Town of Dyer Show, town officials provide updates on stormwater management, infrastructure improvements, community events, and projects happening throughout Dyer.

Director of Operations Brian Lane discusses the recent heavy rainfall, flooding concerns, the town's two-stage ditch system, upcoming stormwater improvements in Northgate, and how Dyer prepares for major storms. The conversation also highlights ongoing street resurfacing, sidewalk improvements, and the town's focus on proactive infrastructure projects.

Town officials also look ahead to the rescheduled Summerfest celebration on July 17, featuring The Verve Pipe, The Morning Glories, food vendors, a beer garden, and fireworks as part of Dyer's 2026 summer festivities.

Other updates include the upcoming Parkside Pavilion event center, summer concert series, National Night Out, improvements around Plum Creek Center, new pedestrian crossings, Route 30 projects, and plans for fishing at a local Dyer pond.

Hear how the Town of Dyer is working to stay proactive, improve infrastructure, respond to residents, and continue making Dyer a great place to live.

Listen to the full Town of Dyer Show on WJOB 1230 AM, 104.7 FM, and online.

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.

This month, Host Town Council President Bob Starkey is joined by Town Manager Dave Hein and Fire Chief Joe Martin. In this episode, they talk about all of the progress the Fire Department has in the past few years and some of the high-water marks from 2025 for the department

This month, Host Town Council President Bob Starkey is joined by Town Manager Dave Hein. In this episode, they talk about all of the upcoming holiday activities around town; from the tree lighting, Santa driving a Fire Truck and the Christmas Eve Fireworks show.

This month, Host Town Council President Bob Starkey is joined by Town Manager Dave Hein. In this episode, they discuss upcoming halloween activities planned in town and talk about the new ampitheater that is under construction in Central Park.