Hall is in a building that is also a firehouse for the Chalmers Volunteer Fire Department. It is on Walnut Street, next to the community basketball court and the Chalmers Community Church. It is used for council and board meetings, and it's the office of the town's clerk-treasurer. Town Council Regular council meetings are held at the Chalmers Town Hall. Meetings are held the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month at 6:30 pm. Current officials include the following: Renee Collier (President) Marcus King (Vice President) Patrick Pool Pam Brown Kristofer Kelley Public Safety Town Marshal - Jared Baer Public involvement Chalmers Town Council meetings are open to the public on a monthly basis. They occur on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 6:30 PM Eastern Time in the Chalmers Town Hall. Residents are welcome to join and observe these meetings. In addition, each meeting is initiated with a comment session for residents to ask questions or state concerns for the council to address. Commercial revitalization As of September 2013, the Chalmers town council is working cooperatively with a committee of residents who have a mission to promote commerce in Chalmers, particularly in its downtown square. The committee is working to better qualify Chalmers for the Indiana Main Street (IMS) program, an economic revitalization assistance organization. The program may assist communities like Chalmers by aiding them with downtown enhancement grants. Education Preschool The Discovering H.A.N.D.S. Preschool is a nonprofit ministry of the local Chalmers Community Church. It operates out of the church facility. H.A.N.D.S. stands for "Hearts and Attitudes are Nurtured while Discovering the Savior." Primary and secondary Frontier School Corporation, a public school system, is headquartered in Downtown Chalmers. Most Chalmers students are enrolled in this district. Its single secondary school, Frontier Jr./Sr. High School, was formed to replace the former Chalmers High School as well as the schools in Brookston. Elementary-level children attend the primary school of the same corporation in Brookston, Frontier Elementary School. For the 2012-2013 school year, Frontier was honored as a grade "A" school corporation by the Indiana Department of Education. Arts and culture Chalmers is a small community known to have cheerful hospitality. Chalmers Community Day For years, an annual festival known as Chalmers Community Day has occurred each summer. It includes a pancake breakfast and a pork dinner, hosted by the volunteer fire department. A car show often takes