LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Animal control contract is OK’d
Jay County Commissioners approved a $66,325 formal service agreement Monday with the organization, which has been in charge of animal control for the county since January 2021.
Coming down
Portland Board of Works on Thursday awarded the job to demolish the Bailey Building on Main Street on the west side of the downtown area and opened bids take down the former Hunts building on Meridian Street.
Park board OKs fishing ordinance
Portland Park Board is taking a stand against folks stealing fish from the pond at Hudson Family Park.
City OKs funding for new sidewalk design
Feature will be added to bridge on Seventh Street next year
FR signs agreement with Kainos
Firm has been treating village’s wastewater lagoons
Kimball takes on new county role
Nate Kimball was hired Aug. 14 to serve as Jay County’s community coordinator. His services are part of the two-year contract Jay County Commissioners signed with East Central Indiana Regional Planning District.
Budget advances
The county is one step closer to finalizing its budget for next year.
County looking at new phone system
Proposed upgrade would be cloud-based program
FR applying for grant
Village hopes to use funds for reconstruction of Butler Street
Dedicated to Dunkirk
Dunkirk City Council on Monday approved a resolution to accept the dedication of the streets in Quincy Place to the city.
Commissioners OK gun buy for sheriff’s office
Jay County Commissioners approved a $15,015.66 trade-in purchase for guns from Kiesler Police Supply of Jeffersonville during their meeting Monday.
Boggs recovering from stroke
Portland Major John Boggs is recovering from a stroke.
Redkey without a marshal again
REDKEY — Another marshal has left town. Redkey Town Marshal Kyle Denney resigned effective Sept. 11.
Funds shifted to roof
Portland Redevelopment Commission on Friday approved allowing LeeAnn Miller to shift the $30,000 grant it had previously approved for work on her downtown building renovation project to instead be used for the roof.
Change order OK'd
Portland Board of Works on Thursday approved a $100,583.18 change order for the Blaine Pike paving and sidewalk project for the addition of 710 feet of storm sewer line.
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