City Looks At New Way Of Procuring Public Works Projects
City Council is looking at adopting a new process in how it develops and controls costs associated with major public works projects.
Read MoreCity Council is looking at adopting a new process in how it develops and controls costs associated with major public works projects.
Read MoreCity Council took pre-emptive action Monday night, Nov. 16, as parts of the nation starts reacting to what appears to be a second wave of the COVID-19 outbreak.
Read MoreCity Council gave its unanimous support on Monday night, Nov. 2, in a final vote for a phased-in increase in the city’s monthly stormwater fee.
Read MoreMotorists who use parts of Main and Fort Wayne streets are likely heading into a crash course on bike lanes.
Read MoreThe city of Warsaw took another step in supporting the expansion of Wishbone Medical, an orthopedic company specializing in devices for children that is having growing pains.
Read MoreCity Councilman Jerry Frush, who attended Tuesday’s city council meeting, has tested positive for COVID-19.
Read MoreWhen it comes to spurring development, The city of Warsaw had a huge day on Tuesday, Sept. 8.
Read MoreSara McNeal-Strahan-Lenfestey ran as a democratic contender for the Warsaw City Council last year. McNeal-Strahan-Lenfestey, a native of Warsaw, said what drove her to run for public office was seeing the same people in office for 20 years without a lot of progress.
Read MoreCity Council is moving forward again with the framework to be able to hire an independent counsel in the future.
Read MoreBy 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
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
WARSAW – The holidays came a little early for Warsaw city taxpayers on Monday, Nov. 25. That’s when Mayor Joe Thallemer informed City Council that the state had confirmed the city tax rate would drop nearly ten cents next year. The rate will drop from 1.2797 to 1.1822 … Read More
WARSAW — City Council continued a conversation about hiring its own attorney for legal counsel during its Nov. 18 meeting. Discussion on hiring an attorney specifically for city council first surfaced in March after several council members expressed concern with an incident involving Warsaw Police Chief Scott Whitaker. … Read More
WARSAW — Warsaw City Council passed a resolution supporting establishment of two residential TIF districts during a regular meeting on Monday, Nov. 18. City Plan Director Jeremy Skinner presented the resolution to council members. Warsaw’s Redevelopment Commission and Plan Commission both approved the resolution in recent meetings. “It’ll … Read More
WARSAW — Officials are moving closer to expanding a TIF district on the east side of Warsaw that would help in trying to eventually clean up what is commonly known as the Arnolt property near Argonne Road. City Council on Monday, Sept. 16, approved a request to expand … Read More
WARSAW — Customers who use Indiana American Water are seeing their monthly bill rise twice in the next year. The overall 7.9 increase is coming in two steps, including one that kicked in July, according to information provided by the utility. The announcement came in a presentation to … Read More