
The Marshall County Commissioners will meet today.
The Marshall County Commissioners will meet today.
Marshall County Highway Supervisor Jason Peters will be submitting the county’s projects to INDOT for consideration for Community Crossings grant funds.
The Marshall County Commissioners discussed a resolution that would transfer the property at 500 E. Laporte Street to the City of Plymouth.
The Marshall County Commissioners approved a request to pre-pay Shade Master Tint in order to get security upgrades started at the Marshall County Building and the Courthouse Annex.
Nine residents in the Maxinkuckee Village petitioned the Marshall County Commissioners for a lower speed limit in the area.
The Marshall County Jail may be expanding to accommodate the growing number of inmates in the jail.
FEMA will be back in Marshall County today to do more assessments.
The Marshall County Commissioners will meet today.
Highway Supervisor Jason Peters will provide an update on the summer work schedule and other items from the department. Boys and Girls Club President Art Jacobs will present information about the Plymouth/Bremen organization this morning while Sheriff Matt Hassel will discuss the jail.
The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members discussed a resolution Monday night accepting the transfer of property at 500 E. LaPorte Street from the Marshall County Commissioners.
The Marshall County Commissioners made their lone appointment to the newly-formed Koontz Lake Conservancy District.
Marshall County Highway Supervisor Jason Peters told the county commissioners this week that he will be gathering bids to take down some trees that are outside the work of his highway crews.
The system that records time and attendance of Marshall County employees recently underwent an update as well as the county’s financial system.
Marshall County Highway Supervisor Jason Peters will be asking the county council members in August for additional funding to complete some of the road work yet to be completed this year.
Marshall County Highway Supervisor Jason Peters submitted to the commissioners Monday morning a list of quotes from Rieth-Riley Construction Co., Inc. for repairs to bridges damaged by the flooding event in February.
The Marshall County Commissioners will meet today.
At the Marshall County Commissioners’ first meeting in July, Commission President Kevin Overmyer shared that new cell phones will now be available to Emergency Management Agency Director Clyde Avery as well as some patrol officers with the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department.
He said these phones are being provided to certain members of the county’s emergency personnel thanks in part to grant funding. Continue reading
A new member was appointed to the Marshall County Drainage Board during the County Commissioners’ first meeting in July.
County Auditor Julie Fox reminded the commissioners that following the recent resignation of Dan Voorhees, there was an open seat on the drainage board. Commissioner Kevin Overmyer noted that they were prepared to fill the position with Dave Stultz Continue reading
An ordinance that was created to regulate the use of off-road vehicles in county-owned forests was not adopted by Marshall County Commissioners when they met last Monday.
County Attorney Jim Clevenger was asked to create an ordinance that would help address citizen complaints about excess noise and damage to the trails caused by these types of vehicles. He presented it to commissioners at last week’s meeting. Continue reading
Marshall County Auditor Julie Fox discussed a proposed agreement with the Indiana Public Employers’ Plan with County Commissioners last week.
Fox explained that the agreement with IPEP would help manage the County’s unemployment insurance claims. She said County Attorney Jim Clevenger looked over the agreement and mentioned that he would be in support of it.
She said the document was modified to show that it would be an agreement with Marshall County only and stated that it would only require the president’s signature. She elaborated a bit about what the agreement would provide. Continue reading
The Marshall County Commissioners were alerted of a potential grant opportunity when they met last Monday. Emergency Management Agency Director Clyde Avery asked the commissioners for permission to apply for a grant opportunity being offered through the Department of Homeland Security. Continue reading