LOCAL GOVERNMENT
County to set aside money from landfill (02/13/06)
In order to insure that the county will have money in the future to take care of Jay County’s solid waste, commissioners this morning adopted an ordinance placing five percent of the host fees paid by Waste Management into a separate fund to take care of those needs.
Bailey joins race for county council (02/15/06)
Longtime former Democrat chairman Fredric L. Bailey filed today in the Jay County Clerk’s office for the May primary election for the District 3 Jay County Council seat.
Meehan files to try to retain seat on council (02/14/06)
George Meehan, an incumbent Jay County Councilman, filed Monday in the Jay County Clerk’s office to seek reelection to the District 4 seat that represents Jefferson, Pike, Wayne 4, Wayne 5, Wayne 6, Madison and Noble Townships.
May primary races are set (02/18/06)
Several key positions in Jay County will see contested races in the May 2 primary as filing in the Jay County Clerk’s office for the election ended at noon Friday.
Questions greet new commission (02/14/06)
Appointed to oversee tax increment financing (TIF) funds for Portland’s redevelopment, the Portland Redevelopment Commission met for the first time Monday evening to organize and tried to smooth the ruffled feathers of some county officials.
Taylor joins race for Redkey council (02/16/06)
Redkey resident Terri D. Taylor has become the fifth filer to seek her party’s nomination in the May primary for a Democrat seat on the Redkey Town Board. Taylor filed in the office of the Jay County Clerk.
Premer files for council as deadline nears (02/17/06)
As the noon deadline for filing for the May 2, primary election neared, several residents added their names to the ballot today.
Contract is awarded for storm sewer project (02/22/06)
FORT RECOVERY — The village Council announced Monday night that a contract has been awarded to Jutte Excavating of Fort Recovery to complete the Buck Ditch storm sewer project at the price of $15,505.
Finances dominate Redkey discussion (02/17/06)
REDKEY — More gloomy financial news, primarily revolving around the town’s water department, came bubbling to the surface during a three-hour council meeting Thursday night.
Redkey candidate's eligibility challenged (02/18/06)
A member of the Redkey Town Council has filled a challenge with the Jay County Election Board against a Redkey resident running for a seat on the council in the May primary.
City asks contractor to fix Stewart building edge (02/28/06)
DUNKIRK — City officials decided to take matters into their own hands on a public safety issue Monday, directing a local contractor to take down or secure a section of roof edging on the former Stewart Bros. Furniture Store building.
County covered for terror (02/21/06)
The Jay County Courthouse will now be covered by terrorism insurance in the county’s liability insurance policy.
Hearing set for Zigler (02/17/06)
DUNKIRK — A two-year veteran of the city police department will appeal charges calling for his dismissal at a special meeting next week of the Dunkirk Board of Works and Public Safety.
New officer hired by city (02/17/06)
A Huntington man has been named as the city’s newest full-time police officer.
Phillips removed from ballot (03/08/06)
A candidate for Redkey Town Council won’t be on the primary ballot.
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