LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Dunkirk’s new truck ready to roll
DUNKIRK — The city’s new fire truck is ready to run.
Variance granted for duck facility
A Bearcreek Township man will get to build a duck barn on his property. It just won't be where he initially planned.
Security upgrades
Increased security is coming.
County adding to GIS
More data will be added to the county's geographic information system (GIS).
Funds shifted to Depot Building
The Depot Building will be getting some additional financial help.
Boggs suffers stroke
Portland mayoral candidate John Boggs is recovering after suffering a mild stroke last week. He plans to continue his run.
Wind and solar rules advance
An updated wind farm ordinance and a new solar ordinance are moving forward.
Council looks at its options for retaining officers
DUNKIRK — With two police officers planning to leave their posts, city officials are considering their options for retaining remaining employees while sticking to their budget.
Bike share is approved
Portland is one step closer to having a bicycle sharing program.
City to get new tornado sirens
Portland will be getting a new tornado warning system.
Housing development proposed
A company seeking to build a housing development has set its sights on property on the west side of Portland.
Democrats fill out leadership roles
Jay County Democrats filled three open officer positions at their meeting Tuesday.
Redkey looks at 2020 budget
REDKEY — The town’s initial budget estimate for next year shows an increase of about 5 percent.
Dunkirk plans for glass mural
DUNKIRK — The north wall of the Weaver Building will get a new look.
Director becomes full-time position
Overseeing Jay County Solid Waste Management District will now be a full-time job.
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