Funding is now in place for a superintendent position at the Marshall County Highway Department.
Marshall County Highway Department Agrees to Sell Equipment to Starke County
Two pieces of equipment from the Marshall County Highway Department will be added to the fleet at the Starke County Highway Department.
County Attorney Drafting No Thru Trucks Ordinance
Marshall County Attorney Jim Clevenger is still working on drafting a no thru trucks ordinance.
Marshall County Commissioners Approve Equipment Purchase for Highway Department
The Marshall County Highway Department will be getting a new chipper box and distributor.
County Attorney Working on No Thru Trucks Ordinance
Marshall County Attorney Jim Clevenger is still working on a draft ordinance for No Thru Trucks.
Highway Department Working on Winter Operations, Other Projects
Marshall County Highway Department crews have been working on various projects before snow arrives.
Marshall County Commissioners Discuss Lake Latonka Resident Request
The Marshall County Commissioners discussed a request made by Lake Latonka residents for some work done on roads at the lake.
Marshall County Commissioners to Limit Semi Truck Traffic on County Roads
The Marshall County Commissioners will take action to limit semi truck traffic on county roads to help sustain the condition of the infrastructure.
Marshall County Highway Supervisor Issues Update about Road Work
Marshall County Highway Supervisor Jason Peters issued an update about a few different projects that crews have been working on recently. Continue reading
Marshall County Council Continues Working on 2019 Budget Proposal
Lower state funding distributions are causing challenges for the Marshall County Council, as it works on its 2019 budget. Council members found themselves trying to cut about $1.3 million from the highway department’s budget proposal Monday.
Marshall County Highway Department Continues with Paving Projects
The Marshall County Highway Department is working on more paving projects before the season comes to a close soon.
Lieutenant Governor Tours Culver Town Park Stellar Projects
Culver officials showed off some upgrades to the Town Park, during a visit by Lieutenant Governor Suzanne Crouch Thursday. They’re part of the town’s Stellar Community designation, a program the lieutenant governor oversees.
Marshall County Highway Department Continues with Chip Seal Work
Crews from the Marshall County Highway Department continue to perform chip and seal work on several county roads this week. The process is expected to continue through June 29, weather permitting.
Long-Term Equipment Investments for Hwy Dept. Discussed with Marshall County Commissioners
Marshall County Highway Supervisor Jason Peters informed County Commissioners about some long-term equipment investments that his department has been researching. Continue reading
Marshall County Roadwork Scheduled This Week
Marshall County Highway Department crews will start paving 6th Road from Rose Road to Plymouth-La Porte Trail today. The road will be closed for paving and will be under construction for the rest of the week. The road will reopen at the end of each day. Travelers are to expect uneven pavement in the area. Drive with caution.
Marshall County Highway Department Assists with Culver Trail Project
The Marshall County Highway Department recently completed the paving of a one mile section of the proposed walking and biking trail in the Culver Town Park and along the old railroad bed to Culver Academy.
Road Reclaiming Work to Continue in Eastern Marshall County Monday
Those driving around eastern Marshall County may encounter some road work Monday. The Marshall County Highway Department will continue the reclaiming process, according to Highway Supervisor Jason Peters.
Marshall County Council Members Discuss Salary Ordinance Amendment
A salary ordinance amendment was discussed this week that would establish a part-time rate for a clerical position at the Marshall County Highway Department.
Marshall County Highway Crews Continue to Assess Flood Damage
Crews with the Marshall County Highway Department continue to assess roads after the flood event, but some remain under water and cannot be reviewed. Some roads remain closed due to high water. As of Friday, only 18 roads remain closed or with a high water barricade. Marshall County Highway Supervisor Jason Peters told the Marshall County Commissioners Monday morning that number has dwindled considerably since the waters started to rise significantly on Feb. 20.
Flood Warning, Travel Advisory Issued in Marshall County
Marshall County is under a flood warning and a watch level travel advisory.
Marshall County EMA Director Clyde Avery says the Yellow River and Tippecanoe River are expected to crest later this week well above Major Flood Stage. The Yellow River is expected to crest at 16.4 feet by 7 a.m. on Thursday and the Tippecanoe River is expected to crest at 14 feet by 7 a.m. on Saturday. Avery says residents can expect flooding of urban areas and small streams, ditches and creeks.
