Westfield Indiana

The city of Westfield, Indiana is a large community just north of Indianapolis and Carmel. Westfield is home to over 12,000 people and has experienced a 32% population growth since the 2000 census. Originally a Quaker town, Westfield is teeming with 19th century history including being a major stop in the underground railroad. Recently, the town of Westfield voted to become a city and on January 1, 2008, the city of Westfield was incorporated.

Westfield is a thriving place to live and work, with big city appeal and small town charm. Westfield’s economy is a successful mix of manufacturing, retailing, and other office and warehouse sites. Westfield has everything you're looking for in a safe and prosperous community where family traditions are valued.

In addition to being home to many outdoor parks and recreational facilities including Asa Bales Park, Hadley Park and Quaker Park, Westfield also includes the Monon Trail, a 16.7 mile trail connecting Indianapolis, Carmel and Westfield together that is used by pedestrians.

Academics
Westfield students attend Westfield Washington Schools. The mission of Westfield Washington Schools is to provide engaging and challenging educational opportunities that will prepare all students to become life-long learners and help them to become respectful, responsible, compassionate, honest, and hard-working citizens. WWS prides itself on the fact that nearly 95% of all Westfield students successfully graduate and that a majority of their students are on track academically to successfully graduate. Click here to learn more about the Westfield Washington School District.

Utilities
Electric: Duke Energy 800-521-2232
Gas: Citizens Gas of Westfield 317-924-3311
Water: Municipal Water Works 317-867-1116
Telephone: AT&T 800-742-8771