Kosciusko Sheriff Gets Request For COLA For Deputies Partially Granted
For a couple years, Kosciusko County Sheriff Jim Smith has been working to get a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for his deputies.
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Kosciusko Judges Lay Out Case For Stipend For Probation Officers
Four of the five Kosciusko County judges went before the County Council Tuesday, Aug. 19, to lay out their case for $10,000 stipends for each of the 11 probation officers for 2026, with the funds coming out of user fees.
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Long Is Remembered For His Service To Kosciusko County
Kosciusko County Councilman Mike Long, 64, Etna Green, died Thursday, Feb. 27, in an accidental drowning.
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Milford Economic Development Commission Gets Organized
The newly formed Milford Economic Development Commission held its first meeting Monday, Jan. 22.
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Council Scrutinizes Legal Fees, Settles With $90K For 2023
By David Slone InkFreeNews WARSAW – Legal services expenditures continue to be a bit of an issue between the Kosciusko County Council and Commissioners as was evident at the Council’s day-long budget review session Thursday. As part of their county cumulative capital development (CCD) fund for the 2023 … Read More
Poli (Sigh): Sheriff’s Race Shaping Up To Be A Year-Long Event
Some election candidates announce plans to run and then begin assembling a campaign and strategy. Jim Smith is not one of those people.
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Cates Returns To Serve On County Council
Kimberly Cates, who lost her county council at-large seat in the 2020 election, is returning to the Kosciusko County Council. This time serving as the District 1 County Councilwoman.
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Cates, Dixon, Rhoades File For County Council Seat Nomination
Kimberly Cates and William “Bill” Dixon, both of Syracuse, and Frank Rhoades, Pierceton, have filed their declaration of candidacy for the Kosciusko County Council District 1 seat.
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County Council Approves Recommendations For 2021 Budget Changes
The Kosciusko County Council approved several recommendations for 2021 budget changes during a special meeting on Thursday, Oct. 1.Â
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