Bourbon Town Council members received an update on the Police Department’s new vehicle and held a discussion over what to do with an old one when members met for their May meeting.
Police Chief Bill Martin informed members that the new police cruiser should be ready by the middle of June, according to draft minutes provided by Clerk-Treasurer Kim Berger. The chief also asked council members what they thought should be done with the existing Charger. Continue reading
A request to add a handicap parking space on Main Street was considered when Bourbon Town Council members met earlier this month.
During the meeting, Clerk-Treasurer Kim Berger brought up a question submitted by business owner Terry Clemens who was unable to attend. Continue reading
The certified bid tabulation for Bourbon’s Community Crossings Grant was presented at last Tuesday’s town council meeting.
Joshua Padgett from the architecture and engineering firm Jones, Petrie, Rafinksi presented four bids to council members. The bids came from the companies Phend & Brown Inc, E&B Paving, Rieth-Riley Construction and Niblock Excavating. Continue reading
Members of Community Destination Imagination presented a community service project proposal during last Tuesday’s Bourbon Town Council meeting.
The students who are a part of the organization explained that they’ve been working on a revitalization project at the Early Bourbon Cemetery which is owned by the town. Continue reading
A street in Bourbon will be officially renamed Wagner Way, in honor of Bourbon’s town attorney Mark Wagner who recently passed away.
Tuesday night, council members voted unanimously to dedicate the street to their good friend and dedicated legal representative. Continue reading
Bourbon Fire Chief Mike Chapman informed town council members that firefighters recently went to a public auction for the Osecola Fire Department where they were able to obtain some supplies at a significantly reduced price. Continue reading
