Updated: Just weeks after announcing plans for a new large park adjacent to the municipal airport, Warsaw officials hired a consultant to come up with an overall plan.
Read More Updated: A lack of significant feedback and mixed emotions on whether to further restrict fireworks inside the city of Warsaw appears to have dampened the appetite for change.
Read More Updated: In a continuing review of all city worker salaries, Warsaw City Council is now looking at its own level of compensation.
Read More Updated: City officials are touting its customer service and low cost of solid waste services as city council moves closer to adopting a monthly fee.
Read More Updated: The luxury of not having to pay for trash disposal, recycling and other services in the city of Warsaw appears to be coming to an end.
Read More Updated: Local officials on Friday, Nov. 13, offered a stark warning: Take more precautions now to slow the spread of COVID-19 or face even worse conditions this winter.
Read More Updated: City Council is moving forward again with the framework to be able to hire an independent counsel in the future.
Read More Updated: After a six-year run that saw the street department move from a state of “shambles” to a prototype for other cities to consider, Warsaw Public Works Superintendent Jeff Beeler is stepping aside.
Read More Updated: City officials did not have to look far for the occupant of its newest shell building in the expanding Technology Park along US 30.
Read More Updated: By Dan Spalding InkFreeNews WARSAW – Warsaw City Council moved swiftly Monday night to establish a no-interest loan program for small businesses in the city that have been crippled by the pandemic. After debating the parameters of the plan, council voted at its April 20 meeting to work … Read More
Updated: WARSAW – The city of Warsaw will close all city buildings beginning Wednesday, March 18, as officials consider new ways to slow the spread of coronavirus, said Mayor Joe Thallemer. The restrictions, which also include a ban on non-essential travel for city workers, was announced Monday night at … Read More
Updated: Watching the Indiana House District 18 race initially unfold, I’m guessing this is not how the Republican Party in Kosciusko County would like to see the transfer of power begin for one of the longest-serving local lawmakers in Indiana, State Rep. Dave Wolkins. While there are apparently numerous … Read More
Updated: WARSAW – As City Council works to line up the ability to retain its own attorney, one thing is clear: Individuals on council won’t be able to just pick up the phone and get some quick thoughts. On Monday night, Dec. 16, council decided to take a step back … Read More
Updated: WARSAW – Warsaw City Hall will have a permanent emergency back-up generator in place within a few months, according to Fire Chief Mike Wilson. City Council took a step in that direction Monday, Dec. 2, when it approved transferring $50,000 for the purchase of a generator. The city … Read More
Updated: An interesting dynamic is lining up ahead of Warsaw City Council’s plan to hire its own attorney. Mayor Joe Thallemer is doing his best to stay out of the way as council moves toward hiring a city council attorney. While Thallemer says there are alternative sources of legal … Read More
Updated: WARSAW — Republican dominance on City Council just got another four-year extension. Despite the biggest challenge in two decades, Republicans on city council rolled to victory in Tuesday’s election. Mayor Joe Thallemer, unopposed in Tuesday’s election, will begin his third term in office alongside six returning Republican councilmembers. … Read More
