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The 2024 Road Program was accepted and approved by the Marshall County Commissioners on Monday.Commissioner Stan Klotz reminds citizens that the plan is, “This is just a starting point, there could be changes based on the weather and funding. This is just where we are going to start and hopefully achieve.”Highway Superintendent Jason Peters said

Earlier this month, County Highway Superintendent Jason Peters updated the commissioners on activities in his department. The commissioners approved the request of NIPSCO to work in the county’s right-of-way in Polk Township for their utility pole replacement projects. The second request from Frontier was for overhead work in Tippecanoe Township. Peters told the commissioners there

DuBOIS — The Sandy Township Supervisors approved advertising for bids for the 2024 Road Program which includes paving and tar and chipping.

County High Superintendent Jason Peters presented a request from Brightspeed to bore in the county’s right-of-way at 5C and Olive the provide service to a customer. He presented three requests from NIPSCO for work in the county’s right-of-way to replace poles to improve system reliability. The locations are all in German Township, Beech and 5B,

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