City Council OKs ARPA Funds Redirection & Grants
Some of the city’s American Rescue Plan Act funds will be redirected after the Warsaw Common Council gave their approval Monday, March 18.
Read MoreSome of the city’s American Rescue Plan Act funds will be redirected after the Warsaw Common Council gave their approval Monday, March 18.
Read MoreShowing its support for everything the Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory does for the community, the Warsaw Common Council Monday night, March 4, approved a resolution giving their OK to a petition for the fire territory to seek an increase to its operating fund tax rate.
Read MoreA presentation to the Warsaw Common Council Tuesday, Feb. 20, on increasing the maximum property tax levy for the fire protection territory included estimated dollar amounts and expenditure priorities.
Read MoreIf the Warsaw Common Council approves the two ordinances on second reading at their March 4 meeting, the city could have its first Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area downtown.
Read MoreIt’s not inexpensive to operate an emergency service such as a fire department, and inflation hasn’t helped.
Read MoreWith the Gatke mixed-use development project expected to begin sometime this year, the Warsaw Common Council approved a resolution and an ordinance on first reading Tuesday, Jan. 2, to help move it along.
Read More2023 was an “impactful” year and the Warsaw Street Department made a lot of gains, Superintendent Dustin Dillon told the City Council Monday, Dec. 18, during his road construction year-end report.
Read MoreWarsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer admits to being his own worst critic, but most everyone at his last city council meeting Monday night, Dec. 18, had only good things to say to him about his 12-year tenure, including that he doesn’t run away from the hard issues and criticism.
Read MoreAfter a lengthy discussion by the Warsaw Common Council on its ARPA grant process for nonprofit organizations, they also heard a request to reconsider the city’s ordinance that prohibits chickens in the city limits.
Read MoreHow the city plans to help nonprofits financially in 2024 is more defined in this year’s budgeting process than in past years.
Read MoreAfter the final 16 budgets were presented to the Warsaw Common Council Monday night, Aug. 21, many of them will still need adjusted because the city’s health insurance premium is going to be higher next year than expected.
Read MoreOn the first night of examining proposed budgets for 2024, the Warsaw Common Council reviewed 25 budgets from seven departments during the course of its nearly three-hour meeting Monday night, Aug. 7.
Read MoreUpdates on what the Indiana Attorney General’s Office does and has been doing since Todd Rokita became the attorney general in 2021 were provided to the Warsaw Common Council at their meeting Monday, July 17.
Read MoreOrdinances and resolutions before the Warsaw Common Council Monday, July 17, had to do with ongoing or potential future development projects at the former Gatke, Owen’s and Marsh sites.
Read MoreThe housing project in downtown Warsaw where Owen’s supermarket once stood at the corner of Columbia and Market streets could be started yet this year.
Read MoreWarsaw Common Council approved the eight tax abatement compliance review forms Monday night, June 5, as presented by Community Economic Development Director Jeremy Skinner.
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