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County extends local emergency as snow, frigid temperatures hang on - Vimarsana News

County extends local emergency as snow, frigid temperatures hang on

Local street and highway crews began battling the rapidly falling snow that started Wednesday afternoon.

County highway dealing with drifting north of Ind. 128 - Vimarsana News

County highway dealing with drifting north of Ind. 128

Madison County Sheriff Scott Mellinger said local agencies have responded since Saturday to 23 reports of property damage accidents, five personal injury accidents and 18 motorists in need of assistance.

Anderson approves one-year contracts with two unions - Vimarsana News

Anderson approves one-year contracts with two unions

David Eicks ANDERSON — The city of Anderson has reached a one-year contract agreement with two unions that will provide a 1% pay increase in 2021. The Anderson Board of Public Works on Wednesday approved contracts with the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 1913 and Local 108 of the Utility Workers of America. The new contracts will take effect Jan. 1 and run through Dec. 31, 2021. Tom Brown, director of human resources, explained the contract provides for a 1% pay increase for 2021 base pay. That pay raise was approved earlier this year for all non-union cit...

City, Fraternal Order of Police approve one-year contract - Vimarsana News

City, Fraternal Order of Police approve one-year contract

Dec 15, 2020 ANDERSON — The city of Anderson has reached a one-year contract agreement with the Fraternal Order of Police, which was approved Monday by the Anderson Board of Public Safety and will take effect Jan. 1 and run through Dec. 31. Tom Brown, director of Human Resources, explained the contract provides for a 1% pay increase for 2021 base pay. That pay raise was approved earlier this year for all non-union city employees and elected officials. Brown said there were no changes to the contract, with the union representing the police officers as was approved for 2020. Mike Anderson, pr...