Wednesday, March 20, 2019

Council reviews recycling options

Curbside recycling could return to Portland. But residents would have to pay for trash pickup too.
Wind ordinance draft presented

The first draft is in.
Council to adjust descriptions

Jay County Council is continuing to fine-tune job descriptions and salary ordinances.
Jay’s jail population has grown

Jay County's population may not be growing, but the population of the county jail is.
Mayor trying to keep signal

DUNKIRK — The stoplight at the intersection of Main and Commerce streets is being considered for removal.
Returning grant funds

The money is going back.
Education, rural issues top agenda

Education, rural broadband, agriculture. Those were the three topics on J.D. Prescott's mind midway through his first legislative session representing District 33.
Truck issue to take more time

Figuring out where to restrict truck traffic in Jay County is going to take a little more time.
Glass Days slated to start May 29

DUNKIRK — Plans are set for the annual Glass Days festival.
District awards teacher grants

Jay County Solid Waste Management District is providing more than $2,500 to help teachers promote the reduce, reuse, recycle mission.
Watson removed from ballot

Kelly Watson will not be on the primary ballot.
Airport will get generator

Portland Municipal Airport will now have a backup plan in case the power goes out.
Wind ordinance updates nearly ready

Updates for the country's wind farm ordinance are nearly ready to move forward.
Personnel discussions

Jay County's personnel committee has been, and will continue to be, busy.
Chief asks to add a position

DUNKIRK — The city hasn't hired a new dispatcher in about a decade.

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