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Write to the mayors and legislators of White County, IN

White County, Indiana has 7 municipal governments serving about 11,403 residents. Pick yours and a stamp, and the card addresses itself.

White County
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Shown at the card's true proportions — if it fits here, it fits in print.

Local stamp · step one

Which city hall?

A statewide list of mayors was not available for Indiana, so we don’t have their names. Cards go to the Office of the Mayor.

A local card goes to one municipality's mayor and city hall, so pick yours and the postcard appears here, already addressed. To write the governor and the legislators for all of White County instead, choose the State stamp.

  • Brookston town Office of the Town Council President
  • Burnettsville town Office of the Town Council President
  • Chalmers town Office of the Town Council President
  • Monon town Office of the Town Council President
  • Monticello Office of the Mayor
  • Reynolds town Office of the Town Council President
  • Wolcott town Office of the Town Council President

Address book — White County

A statewide list of mayors was not available for Indiana, so we don’t have their names. Mail to city hall is addressed to the office and still arrives.

MunicipalityLed byCity hallPopulation
Brookston town Office of the Town Council President Po Box 238, Brookston 47923 1,628
Burnettsville town Office of the Town Council President Po Box 83, Burnettsville 47926 390
Chalmers town Office of the Town Council President Po Box 827, Chalmers 47929 519
Monon town Office of the Town Council President Po Box 657, Monon 47959 1,909
Monticello Office of the Mayor 227 N Main St, Monticello 47960 5,483
Reynolds town Office of the Town Council President 509 N Main St, Reynolds 47980 528
Wolcott town Office of the Town Council President Po Box 38, Wolcott 47995 946

At the state house for White County

Micah Beckwith (Republican)Lieutenant Governor
Ed Charbonneau (Republican) Senate District 5
Kendell Culp (Republican) House District 16