LOCAL GOVERNMENT
No local restrictions planned
Most state restrictions related to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic will be lifted April 6, but local government units are still allowed to implement their own rules. Local officials currently have no plans to institute such restrictions.
Agreements set
Solar energy is on the horizon for Jay County.
Council OKs alcohol policy
Consumption, sale allowed in parks with permit, approval
Council rejects policy change
REDKEY — Police officers will only be allowed to take police vehicles home when they are on call.
More funding may come
The first phase of the Portland airport runway extension will be constructed at no cost to the city. Now the hope is that the second phase will be fully federally funded as well.
Next step for wireless OK'd
New radio towers may be on the horizon for Jay County.
Council to get building appraisal
Portland Police Department would like to make a new home in the current Jay School Corporation central office building. Whether or not that is a possibility will come down to appraisals.
Diller: Streets need some attention soon
FORT RECOVERY — Butler and Boundary streets may be getting work done sooner rather than later.
Officers retained for 2021
Not much changed for Jay County Plan Commission this year.
Council discusses impact of $15 wage
If the federal minimum wage increased, Jay County officials want to be ready.
Variance OK'd
A pond expansion will provide the dirt for a runway extension.
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.
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