WARSAW — The city of Warsaw will begin live streaming public meetings and offering on-demand archives beginning early next week. Residents will now be able to access city meetings from the comfort of their own home or while on the go using a mobile device. Initially, Board of … Read More
WARSAW — Mayor Joe Thallemer joked at the start of the Jan. 5, Board Of Public Works and Safety meeting that the meeting should be called the “Parks Department Board of Works meeting” due to the number of contracts the parks department was having approved. The second half … Read More
WARSAW — A bid was awarded to remove a small dam along the Tippecanoe River near Fox Farm Road during the Warsaw Board of Works and Safety meeting held on Friday, March 17. City Engineer James Emans presented the information to the board. He explained that the dam was … Read More
WARSAW — The Board of Public Works was preparing for warming at their monthly meeting Feb. 17. Amongst matters approved were road closures for the Fat and Skinny Tire Festival, a notice to proceed for the Husky Trail project, a memorandum with the Rotary Club for a trail head … Read More
WARSAW — The October Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety meetings have been moved to new dates. The Friday, Oct. 7 meeting has been moved to 10:30 a.m. Monday, Oct. 10. The Friday, Oct. 21 meeting has been moved to 10:30 a.m. Monday, Oct. 24. Both meetings … Read More
WARSAW — George Clemens, newly appointed member of the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety, took the oath of office Monday morning at his first BOW meeting. Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer, who appointed Clemens to the board, noted Clemens is a former councilman and a community businessman. … Read More
The first meeting of 2015 for the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety was short and to the point Monday morning. The three member board: Charles Smith, Jeff Grose and Mayor Joe Thallemer approved: Release of a mortgage with Warsaw Housing Authority executed by Susan and Jerry … Read More
At its Aug. 1 meeting, the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety approved a number of items. Late last year, it was discovered that a number of properties were not being billed for sewage services. The wastewater department has been addressing the back billing issue since. Landlord … Read More
The city of Warsaw is once again dealing with missed billings and it’s up to the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety to resolve the matters. During Friday morning’s meeting, B.O.W. members mayor Joe Thallemer and Jeff Grose heard two cases of missed sewer bills totaling approximately $7,000. … Read More
Two long-time employees of the city of Warsaw are retiring, effective next month. The announcement was made at this morning’s Board of Public Works and Safety meeting that Warsaw Police Officer Mike Cox and the mayor’s assistant, Michelle Bormet, have submitted their resignation letters. Cox has served on … Read More
One year ago, the Warsaw Police Department’s request to the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety to apply for grant funds to purchase new bulletproof vests was approved. On Wednesday, WPD Lt. Kip Shuter announced the grant money had finally been awarded. The Bureau of Justice Assistance … Read More
An $11,200 contract for engineering services was approved this morning, paving the way for Warsaw Fire Station No. 3 to become a reality. Warsaw-Wayne Township Fire Territory Chief Mike Brubaker brought the contract to the Board of Public Works and Safety this morning. The contract is with Martin … Read More
Engineering studies on East Market Street will soon begin after receiving the blessing of the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety. City planner Jeremy Skinner asked the board to approve a contract with A&Z Engineering LLC of Fort Wayne to begin the necessary engineering work that will … Read More
Another disputed wastewater bill was presented to the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety today, but this time the arrearage will not be forgiven. Birch Realty of Troy, Mich., has owned Green Acres Mobile Park in Warsaw for the past six years. In May 2012, the park … Read More
An apartment fire last week in Warsaw not only displaced five families, it revealed a billing error that will ultimately cost the building’s owner more than $6,000. It was because of the Nov. 29 fire at 423 E. Arthur St. that the Warsaw Wastewater billing office learned that … Read More
In keeping with efforts to promote the city’s growing system of bicycle paths and making the downtown area more user friendly, the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety today agreed to a $35,000 expense to have gateway and wayfinding signs erected throughout the city. Assistant city planner … Read More
