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Commissioners sign interlocal agreement, solar resolution, reopen courthouse, set road limits - Vimarsana News

Commissioners sign interlocal agreement, solar resolution, reopen courthouse, set road limits

Thursday, February 25, 2021 The Sullivan County Commissioners got a lot accomplished in a 15-minute time span during a special meeting — immediately prior to a joint meeting with the Sullivan County Council in an executive session — on Wednesday. First off, the commissioners signed an interlocal agreement between the city of Sullivan and the county concerning Commonwealth Engineers Inc. proceeding with a capacity review/sewer extension for the possible site of a new jail north of the city. Also, the city of Sullivan and the county agreed that if a proposed sewer cost option is acceptable ...

Crown Point board OKs purchase of 12 police vehicles - Vimarsana News

Crown Point board OKs purchase of 12 police vehicles

CROWN POINT — The Police Department is looking to upgrade its fleet of vehicles. During a Wednesday Board of Works meeting via Zoom, Crown Point Police Chief Pete Land requested to purchase 10 cars and two motorcycles for the police department.  The department contacted eight vendors for quotes, Land noted.  Land said Smith Ford in Lowell was the the lowest and most responsible bidder for the purchase of 10 cars, including eight 2021 all-wheel drive Police Interceptor Utility patrol SUVs at $39,575 each, and two 2021 all-wheel drive Police Interceptor Utility detecti...

Lapel awarded $700,000 state grant - Vimarsana News

Lapel awarded $700,000 state grant

Suzanne Crouch LAPEL — The town of Lapel has been awarded a $700,000 grant from the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs to upgrade its water system. Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch announced the awarding of the grant Thursday, with the funds going toward a planned $4 million project. The project includes installing 10,550 linear feet of water main, complete well improvements, and water treatment and storage improvements. “These grants are vital to Indiana’s economic success as these projects should improve the quality of life in these rural communities,” Crouch said. Funding for the...