Marshall County Commissioners made an appointment to the Bremen Library Board when they met on Monday.
Auditor Julie Fox informed the commissioners that their initial appointment, Alison Mayer, recently told fellow Library Board members that due to personal circumstances, she has to resign from her position prior to the end of her term. Continue reading




The unintentional mowing of a man’s plants that are placed in the County’s right-of-way sparked a discussion during the Marshall County Commissioners’ meeting Monday evening.
The Marshall County Commissioners were asked to consider a letter of support for a SolSmart designated community.
Marshall County Sheriff Matt Hassel asked the commissioners last week to waive a medical examination requirement for reserve officers who are utilized to cover the Lake Maxinkuckee Marine Boat Patrol.
A public hearing was held earlier this week to gather comments on the grant application submitted by the Marshall County Council on Aging for a piece of equipment.
Marshall County Sheriff Matt Hassel asked the commissioners for permission Monday for a prepay of some money for the Marshall County Drug Task Force.
The Marshall County Commissioners are considering an update in lighting to save on energy bills.
A few security cameras will be replaced at the Marshall County Jail while new security cameras will be installed in two courts.
Walsh and Kelly crews are busy working on the resurfacing project on South Michigan Street from Dewey Street to State Road 110 in Marshall County.
Officials from the Marshall County Council on Aging are looking to apply for public transit funds through the Indiana Department of Transportation.

The Marshall County Jail is still holding about 200 inmates, but efforts are being made to reduce that number.
Marshall County Highway Supervisor Jason Peters told the county commissioners Monday morning that the process of reclaiming roads is complete. Calcium is being applied to help keep down the dust. It also acts as a binding material.
Marshall County Emergency Management Agency Director Clyde Avery informed the county commissioners Monday morning that Marshall County will be receiving individual and public assistance.



