LOCAL GOVERNMENT
County revisits animal control
Formal countywide animal control plans are in the works.
Dunkirk utility fee is passed
DUNKIRK — A new monthly utility fee is intended to help pay for flooding mitigation and stormwater upgrades in the city.
Police proposal
Portland officers make pitch for a new facility citing various shortcomings of current space
Council hears about quarry proposal
US Aggregates made its first pitch to Portland City Council on Monday.
Emergency leader
Redkey’s Blakely stepped into new role in January
District honors efforts
Farmers are typically honored for their various efforts at the Indiana State Fair each year. With the event canceled because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, that did not happen in 2020.
Former trustee pleads guilty
A former Bearcreek Township Trustee has pleaded guilty to wire fraud.
Dunkirk council moves rate forward
After a one-year delay, city officials are moving forward with a plan to implement a stormwater utility rate.
Farmers argue against ordinance
Jay County Farm Bureau representatives took another stab at altering the truck restriction ordinance parameters at Monday’s Jay County Commissioners meeting.
Quarry queries
The local stone quarry is hoping to expand its operation north of its current site. Some local residents would prefer that it not be allowed to do so.
Dirt source selected
Portland Municipal Airport has a better idea of where it’s going to get the dirt needed to extend its runway.
Council raises sidewalk concern
Who is responsible for clearing sidewalks in Portland residential areas?
Merchants group set to be honored
Fort Recovery Chamber of Commerce announced its annual award recipients Monday.
Two-year budget heads to full House
INDIANAPOLIS — An amended version of Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb’s proposed biennium budget is being sent to the full House of Representatives for a vote.
Solar proposed
Solar energy may be on the horizon in Jay County.
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