On the second try Friday, Sept. 5, the city of Warsaw received twice as many bids for the asbestos abatement of the Jomac buildings than the first attempt.
Read MoreLake City Bank is investing $12 million in the renovation of its downtown Warsaw building at 122 E. Center St. for its Innovation and Technology Center, but the construction work will mean the closure of sidewalks, parking stalls and parts of Center and Indiana streets for up to 10 months.
Read MoreWarsaw Mayor Jeff Grose had not one, not two but four oaths of office to give Friday, Sept. 5, at the Board of Public Works and Safety meeting.
Read MoreFive bids for the demolition of the Jomac Products buildings and two bids for asbestos abatement were taken under advisement Friday, Aug. 1, after being opened at the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety meeting.
Read MoreWarsaw Common Councilwoman Diane Quance noted the “joyous” atmosphere at the start of the Board of Public Works and Safety meeting Friday, June 20.
Read MoreThe Language Matters Language Call Center has been so successful in the city of Warsaw that it’s looking to expand out into the county and into other towns.
Read MoreCity of Warsaw officially approved an agreement Friday, June 6, with Denison Parking Inc. for downtown parking operations management.
Read MoreCity of Warsaw’s regular fuel prices in 2026 will be lower than they have been over the last few years.
Read MoreNearly 11 acres of a wetlands area south of the end of Detroit Street and Warsaw Cut Glass were donated to the city of Warsaw, with the Board of Public Works and Safety approving the donation Friday, Feb. 21.
Read MoreRoad closures for Third Fridays and the Shamrock Shimmy were approved by the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety on Friday, Feb. 21, though there were some questions on the Shamrock Shimmy.
Read MoreThe new Kosciusko County Reentry Court has its first participant, the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety heard Friday, Feb. 7, from Superior Court I Judge Karin McGrath.
Read MorePlanning for the 20th Fat + Skinny Tire Festival has been underway for a while, and Friday, Jan. 17, the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety approved the road closures request for the part of the event that will take place downtown Warsaw on May 16.
Read MoreAbout 1-1/2 years ago, the city applied to the state for recertification of the Warsaw Tech Park.
Read MoreContracts with the city of Warsaw go before the Board of Public Works and Safety, and Utility Superintendent Brian Davison had a handful of them Friday, Dec. 20, for the board to approve.
Read MoreA number of contracts were approved by the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety on Friday, Dec. 6, including the city’s contracts with nonprofit agencies previously approved by the common council.
Read MoreTo get the demolition of the Center Lake pier completed before the permit from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources expires in April, the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety on Friday, Dec. 6, awarded the bid and contract to Milestone Contractors for the project.
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