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Isabella prosecutor, treasurer not seeking re-election - Vimarsana News

Isabella prosecutor, treasurer not seeking re-election

Isabella County will have a new prosecutor and treasurer next year, but neither will be decided in the August primary election.

Isabella commissioners to discuss August ballot proposals - Vimarsana News

Isabella commissioners to discuss August ballot proposals

Whether there is a millage request on the August ballot for road patrol in Isabella County is still up in the air, but commissioners are expected to discuss that and other ballot issues during a work session on Tuesday.

Isabella County approves dedicated patrols – with caveat - Vimarsana News

Isabella County approves dedicated patrols – with caveat

Lake Isabella and the Isabella County Fair will get dedicated patrol coverage this summer – provided there is still road patrol as budget reductions are coming. Contracts for dedicated marine patrol on Lake Isabella and patrol services at the Isabella County Youth and Farm Fair remained largely the same as those of past years, with […]

Isabella County to seek operational millage in February - Vimarsana News

Isabella County to seek operational millage in February

In the wake of the unexpected cost of removing asbestos from the administration building coupled with going over budget on the construction of the Isabella County Jail, county commissioners are asking voters to approve a millage that would generate more than $6 million.

Isabella County changes employee probationary benefits - Vimarsana News

Isabella County changes employee probationary benefits

In an effort to keep employees happy and attract better candidates, Isabella County commissioners on Tuesday changed part of its policy for new, non-union employees.