The City of Warsaw Redevelopment Commission entered into a one-time cleaning contract with Be Relieved LLC for the former Marsh property at its meeting Monday, Sept. 11.
Read MoreThe Warsaw Redevelopment Commission approved an agreement with financial firm, Baker Tilly, for the Owen’s and Marsh expansions of the Central TIF at its meeting held on Monday, Aug. 7.
Read MoreWhile the Warsaw Common Council is looking at changing its direction in funding for nonprofits, representatives of the City-County Athletic Complex approached them Monday night about reconsidering or delaying an end to the city’s annual donation to the CCAC.
Read MoreDuring a Warsaw Community Schools’ board meeting on Monday, April 24, Warsaw’s Community and Economic Development Director Jeremy Skinner presented plans for the expansion of two residential tax increment financing districts to the board.
Read MoreWarsaw Common Council gave their full approval Monday night, April 17, to a resolution and memorandum of understanding with Mentor Media that includes a loan and equipment purchase.
Read MoreThe City of Warsaw Redevelopment Commission approved multiple resolutions and a memorandum of understanding regarding the new addition of Mentor Media to the Tech Park at its Monday, April 10, meeting.
Read MoreThe City of Warsaw Redevelopment Commission discussed a potential marketing contract to generate local retail sales at its Monday, March 6, meeting.
Read MoreThe Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety has approved a grant request to provide first responders with Narcan to help with overdoses locally.
Read MoreThe Warsaw Common Council approved an ordinance on first reading Monday for Warsaw Parks District bonds for the new park facilities, but the date for the second reading was undetermined as of Monday night due to Presidents Day, Monday, Feb. 20.
Read MoreOnly the Warsaw Common Council can approve a salary increase for themselves, and six of the seven members approved on first reading Monday night to do just that.
Read MoreSeeing an opportunity that doesn’t come along often, the Warsaw Common Council approved an ordinance on first reading Monday authorizing the restructuring and re-issuance of its 2018 sewage works revenue bonds.
Read MoreThe city’s direct involvement in eliminating one of the few big blighted spots comes to a close this week.
Read MoreAs the number of stop-arm violations continues to increase in the county, one particular bus stop is most concerning to Warsaw Community Schools Director of Transportation Mark Fick.
Read MoreThe city of Warsaw is seeking to expand its two existing residential TIF districts in a way that would allow each one to encompass a new residential development that is expected to result in a combined 180 new homes.
Read MoreOwnership of the Arnolt property on East Durbin Street, near Argonne Road, will soon be transferred from the City of Warsaw to the Warsaw Redevelopment Commission.
Read MoreCity officials are seeking to remove Matthews LLC from the multi-use project on North Buffalo Street.
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