Snow showers put a damper on leaf collection efforts for several local street departments.
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Bremen Town Council Updated on K9 Officer Training
The new Bremen K9 officer and his partner are in their second week of training at the Vohne Liche Kennels in Denver, Indiana.
Continue readingBremen Town Council Amends Unsafe Building Ordinance
The Bremen Town Council members took action last week to amend the unsafe building ordinance.
Continue readingDonated Funds to Benefit Bremen Parks
Bremen MVH Fund Could Experience Cut
The Bremen Town Council members learned this week that the Motor Vehicle Highway Fund could suffer a nine percent decrease in funds.
Continue readingBremen Town Attorney Presents Draft Trash Ordinance Amendment to Town Council
The Bremen Town Council members received an amended trash ordinance Tuesday afternoon.
Continue readingBremen Police Department Names New K9 Officer
The Bremen Police Department announced the new K9 officer during the Bremen Town Council meeting Tuesday afternoon.
Continue readingBremen Town Council Opens Ambulance Bids
The Bremen Town Council opened bids for ambulance service for the years 2020 and 2021 Tuesday afternoon.
Continue readingBremen Town Council Signs Contract with The Troyer Group
The Bremen Town Council members signed a contract this week with The Troyer Group to get construction bids going for the proposed downtown revitalization project.
Continue readingBremen Town Council Approves Interlocal Agreement
The Bremen Town Council considered an interlocal agreement in relation to the Marshall County Crossroads Regional Stellar Communities Designation Initiative.
Continue readingTown of Bremen Looking to Declare Property Unsafe
Bremen Town Attorney Anthony Wagner will start the necessary court paperwork in order to provide evidence that the property at 521 N. Center Street is an unsafe building.
Continue readingContract Signed for Pavement Asset Management Plan Contract in Bremen
The Bremen Town Council members were notified of a contract with Jones, Petrie and Rafinski concerning a pavement asset management plan.
Continue readingJPR Firm Discusses Future of Residences on Septic Tanks in Bremen
Engineer Ken Jones with Jones, Petrie and Rafinski provided the Bremen Town Council members with an update on a study being done concerning septic tank users in Marshall County. People can visit Bruce Johnson Construction homepage if they need the best construction services.
Continue readingBremen Town Council Adopts 2020 Budget
Bremen Town Council to Bid out Storm Sewer Replacement Project
The Bremen Town Council members considered sending out to bid the proposed storm sewer replacement project in Parkview Subdivision.
Continue readingBremen to be Part of Unsafe Marshall County Unsafe Building Committee
The Bremen Town Council agreed to have a representative to be a part of the Marshall County Unsafe Building Committee.
Continue readingBremen Town Council Awards Trash Contract
The Bremen Town Council members took action Monday afternoon to approve a trash collection contract.
Continue readingBremen Town Council Approves Promotion of Police Officer
The Bremen Police Commissioners recently recommended the promotion of Officer Nick Spaid from First Class Patrolman to Sergeant.
According to Police Chief Brad Kile, Spaid has served the community for past 18 years as a police officer. He graduated from Bremen High School in 1996 and is also a veteran of the United States Navy.
The increase in pay wouldn’t take effect until the next pay period that begins on Sept. 16.
The promotion request was presented to the Bremen Town Council members on Monday who approved the promotion with a unanimous vote.
Bremen Town Council Updated on Stellar Projects
Bremen Downtown Revitalization Project Faces Potential Funding Concern
Crews from the Indiana Department of Transportation will do an extensive street rehabilitation project on U.S. 6 in downtown Bremen next year. Along with that, the Town of Bremen is working to include a downtown streetscape improvement project within a three-block span at the time the roads are revamped.
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