Listening to the 2024 proposed budgets from the county’s department heads, the Kosciusko County Council on Wednesday, Aug. 30, heard the same issues that everyone else is facing — prices are increasing, good workers are hard to find and there’s projects on the horizon that need completed.
Read MoreIf awarded two $150,000 grants, Emergency Management Agency Director Ed Rock told the Kosciusko County Council Thursday that one of them will go toward installing close-circuit TV cameras around the courthouse.
Read More2022 isn’t over yet, but it’s already broken the record for most overdose deaths in a year.
Read MoreA transfer request of $5,000 for the County Commissioners’ legal services barely received approval from the Kosciusko County Council during a Thursday, Nov. 10, meeting.
Read MoreEven the county is having to move money around to pay for the increasing gas and electric prices.
Read MoreBy 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
The Kosciusko County 911 Dispatch Center recently got a much-needed facelift.
Read MoreKosciusko County Auditor Michelle Puckett told county commissioners that information supplied in July regarding 2022 nonprofit organization budget requests was incorrect.
Read MoreKosciusko County Commissioners upheld recommendations from the Area Plan Commission on three separate matters on Tuesday, Aug. 17.
Read MoreA rather quiet Kosciusko County Commissioners’ meeting involving standard items such as grant requests and adoption of the county’s 2022 calendar, became a bit more spirited toward the end when residents raised issues about an upcoming public meeting that will likely touch on Critical Race Theory.
Read MoreCounty Administrator Marsha McSherry announced at the Kosciusko Commissioners’ meeting Tuesday, April 27, that the county will be given approximately $15 million through the American Rescue Plan Act put in place by the federal government.
Read MoreTuesday’s Kosciusko County Commissioners meeting included recognition of achievements, hard work and heroic acts.
Read MoreKosciusko County Republicans reorganized Saturday, March 6, with one notable change in leadership.
Read MoreKosciusko County Highway Superintendent Steve Moriarty asked county commissioners to sign a letter of support for Indiana Senate Bill 207, which reduces the required percentage amount of highway account distributions for construction, reconstruction and preservation of highways from 50 percent to 40 percent.
Read MoreMike Ragan, who has served as Kosciusko County Republican chairman since Aug. 3, 2016, will be seeking re-election as chairman in the March 6, Republican re-organization caucus.
Read MoreKosciusko County Commissioners approved two resolutions presented by County Attorney Ed Ormsby during their meeting Friday, Feb. 19.
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