When is the solar eclipse?

April 8, 2024. Terre Haute Indiana will experience a total solar eclipse at approximately 3:04:18 PM EDT.

How long is totality

Totality will last approximately 2 minutes and 53 seconds.

Where is the best place to view the eclipse?

Terre Haute is on the edge of totality, we recommend our city parks or joining an event open to the public.

Are there any events happening?

Yes! Check out our Events page for more information.

Is Terre Haute prepared for the large influx of visitors?

Yes. Our Terre Haute Police Department along with the Terre Haute Fire Department are prepared with plans, communication, and information. View public service announcements and monitor the Police Department and Fire Department Facebooks for important updates.

Will streets be closed or will there be detours?

Yes. To view all of the streets and detours, view our Travel Advisories and Street Closures pages.

How can I contact the City if I have issues with my visit?

For all non -emergency information, reporting, municipal issues, please contact the city through our 311 system.

Be advised that City Hall will be closing at noon on April 8th. Please contact 311 through text, email, or the My T.H. 311+ app.

Will this effect local commutes and business?

Yes. If you are a resident of the City of Terre Haute, Vigo County, or surrounding area's, prepare for traffic, delays, and monitor our public service announcements and city social media for information and preparedness suggestions.