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Fair Council representatives said the county tore down an old cattle barn and originally planned to use a single contractor for two new buildings; delays forced a change to two contractors so both structures could be completed before the fair. Commissioners heard a quote from FBI Buildings for about $148,441 to build the second facility and were told the alternative—completing only one building and using tents and temporary utilities—would cost almost as much while providing reduced functionality.

A commissioner asked whether the project would be ready for the fair; the council and Fair Council representatives replied they expected the building to be ready and mentioned July 1 as a target date for construction coordination and electrical work. The board approved the quote by voice vote; the clerk recorded the motion as carrying 3-0.

County staff said funds were available from the fairgrounds repair allocation and project budget to cover the contractor costs. They noted timing remains tight and additional electrical work must be scheduled, but the decision avoids the operational complexity of tenting and temporary power for fair events.

No amendments to the contract were recorded at the meeting; staff said they will coordinate final scheduling and utility work to meet the fair timeline.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Commissioner Meeting 6/17/25","oneSentenceSummary","The Fair Council recommended, and commissioners approved, hiring a second contractor (FBI Buildings) to construct a second fairgrounds building to avoid temporary tents and to meet fair-season timing; the quote is roughly $148,441 and the motion carried 3-0.","taxTitle","Clinton County, Indiana","taxId",70548,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":75,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":76,"_41":77,"_43":78,"_45":79,"_46":80,"_48":81,"_50":82,"_52":83,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":84,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":85,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":72,"_73":72},6193246,"Renee Crick named interim EMA director; will split time with 9-1-1 duties",55,2555000,2610000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3868067-8e23b1f7bbe82baf383a9f62f8b80347&start=2555&end=2610","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3868067-8e23b1f7bbe82baf383a9f62f8b80347/thumbnail_2555000.jpg","/articles/6193246/Clinton-County/Indiana/Renee-Crick-named-interim-EMA-director-will-split-time-with-9-1-1-duties","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6193246-e97f7f9a6e6024eeccf1f95cc97930a5/orig.mp4?Expires=1770506935&Signature=n9kGlhkodJvErUiKayxH~plr7fJtwPdgMWzn11urb13f-3aVbdcjd4UO5iQptB4FifTFC-ytpE0KYH0G2u3HQKh2u4Y6rKQr-75n3Z5oogEdtL4ffe4LO7w9uKRehtkeKoc3EDPd301F-OeWzbl4G0LawzxvVleEUmGkeg2vQxERe7M1OVVMJiHtqCXZ-FvYkWaeTqt4rdl2424mUtGF4d2r79gsBo1Eog1To9PjdiCzWmthGYeHD0qMgiSQSAqYAtinzi6CQg46K6DaullqyusJ4nQM8GRVtHc1R2XRKh6~jvuquSX8zOm1GVhDkFOVKd4yIp6QWht3~9C3K~oVLg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Clinton County commissioners announced on June 17 that Renee Crick, director of Clinton County 9-1-1 central dispatch, will serve as the interim director of the county’s Emergency Management Agency.

Commissioners said Crick brings 35 years of public-safety experience and 15 years leading central dispatch. \"I'm looking forward to this new challenge,\" Crick told commissioners, adding she plans to \"build our EMA and become more active in the community\" and will split her time between EMA and central dispatch while developing short- and long-term goals.

County leaders said the interim appointment is intended to help shape a longer-term vision for emergency operations that could combine EMA and central-dispatch functions. No formal vote was recorded in the meeting transcript; the announcement explained the interim role would allow staff time to define the department's structure and ongoing responsibilities.

Commissioners and Crick emphasized outreach to public-safety partners and the private sector and said community preparedness and recovery education will be priorities. Crick said she will begin at \"ground zero\" and build the program in phases, acknowledging the work will be gradual but focused on stronger interagency coordination.

Commissioners and department heads welcomed the appointment at the meeting and encouraged measured, incremental progress while Crick balances dispatch responsibilities.","Clinton County announced the interim appointment of Renee Crick — current director of Clinton County 9-1-1 central dispatch — to lead the county's Emergency Management Agency while the county defines a long-term structure.",{"_33":87,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":88,"_41":89,"_43":90,"_45":91,"_46":92,"_48":93,"_50":94,"_52":95,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":96,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":97,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":72,"_73":72},6193251,"Landfill operator reports new gas wells, expanded cell and potential RNG project",169,301000,470000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3868067-8e23b1f7bbe82baf383a9f62f8b80347&start=301&end=470","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3868067-8e23b1f7bbe82baf383a9f62f8b80347/thumbnail_301000.jpg","/articles/6193251/Clinton-County/Indiana/Landfill-operator-reports-new-gas-wells-expanded-cell-and-potential-RNG-project","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6193251-add316a6cf4c0678a4a836686286bf8a/orig.mp4?Expires=1770506935&Signature=MEEeOwPbmuZ~1VZWUtMtz7SUqq8jvcneJAYQLqJ1PepRhzjm8VR2iODKpu-o73urnY~n2Gx5eS-F0eVqxmmBF1He8MiIolk5dAWNU6jAPjZR7EWpUEk6iND3WtAGMQDDvJROIPfdjs2QT6F0uY0nOSVeXtH5Ce4i6qgCU9Tjw7P8gxMY~EMv9fza8wgbyToUnL3je1irx-9qUu424~jrfGpPJKbyEp-j~gzZ292Wd6DmxvDUQ1hLlS8ySd2WsHuwHG7l6i5ykNyzHlCHvFzBsd0~VEJhxPE-1kr9wDes188akEuYcQ1WXSRzFx-qK6ycKxh7vMof5Hi0lLELxqXCUA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","At the June 17 Clinton County commissioners meeting, landfill representatives updated the board on operations including recently installed gas wells, slope seeding and an expanded cell plan that could extend disposal capacity into the fall.

Michael Krutzinger introduced Bill Corbett as the new operations manager and said staff are seeding roughly 20 acres on several slopes visible from the road and have performed drainage repairs to correct recent storm-related sloughing. \"We removed that obstruction and took it all the way to the west down that channel like it was supposed to be flowing,\" Corbett said of recent berm work intended to channel storm water.

Krutzinger told commissioners the landfill installed about 19 gas wells in an older cluster of cells to reduce odors and nuisance conditions. He also reported the footprint of an upcoming cell (cell 7) was increased from about 4.5 acres to roughly 9 acres with a target to enter that cell in October. Krutzinger said the vendor doing the seeding will also mow portions of the Clinton County side and perform some ditch work along Walnut.

The landfill is also on a corporate \"book of business\" for a renewable natural gas (RNG) plant, Krutzinger said. He characterized the RNG proposal as \"in the works\" and estimated a possible 2027 timeframe if the project is approved at corporate levels, emphasizing that it is not yet finalized.

Commissioners and staff also discussed community service contributions from the landfill under the county's contractual agreement; Krutzinger said the landfill's community service portion will be delivered in August. The board heard resident concerns about weeds along 300 North and was told the vendor handling seeding will address mowing and ditch work when conditions allow.

Staff framed the drainage repairs as completed on the interior berm and said they were monitoring the site following heavy rains. No formal vote was recorded on operational matters; the update was delivered for information and scheduling.","County landfill staff and contractor reported installation of 19 gas wells, enlargement of an upcoming cell from about 4.5 to 9 acres, slope seeding and drainage repairs; a renewable natural gas project is under consideration for 2027 pending corporate approval.",{"_33":99,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":100,"_41":101,"_43":102,"_45":103,"_46":104,"_48":105,"_50":106,"_52":107,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":108,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":109,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":72,"_73":72},6193254,"Clinton County sets fines, deadlines in multiple property-enforcement cases",800,874000,1674000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3868067-8e23b1f7bbe82baf383a9f62f8b80347&start=874&end=1674","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3868067-8e23b1f7bbe82baf383a9f62f8b80347/thumbnail_874000.jpg","/articles/6193254/Clinton-County/Indiana/Clinton-County-sets-fines-deadlines-in-multiple-property-enforcement-cases","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6193254-7d48e2a7f4d31b5fc6e90d33a7a654d2/orig.mp4?Expires=1770506935&Signature=O-FznsfZDJDEqGNh0mq8s9v6zvTRK3YGYKxGqXYxzayLH-Di~jIgOBFZduumZAwSyH0GVXGk10qiPLnqrTD8OclFgBKbasZqrsTgjOZiUmYjk6UAsAL5uS2t5fjMW1OWZUXFlF9C5PtSGAtFFGOiOy3FASZ7cghueBXP5Ty2FuRaqL6xZ5hP9U0NtJMaxSTDD4CKwtADwAlMyKecOeMU5zDZphL1sK2VztYlYBAnfq~lF5e0NDIfem2xXMJWcyLQ7WgpPwcK-4kgKmRremjQX4DzDRMMDZWN~5tQjCazJsskUeoE20U9uF2ksa1xY7vzZfj6MCFATyjOkOtE9GzYqw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Clinton County commissioners on June 17 approved a $250 fine for a property found in recurring violation of county maintenance rules, gave the owner of a separate dilapidated house until Aug. 19 to produce a septic plan and soil borings, and directed staff to press an attorney to supply a firm timeline for resolving contamination-related fines at 3175 S. State Road 39.

The actions were tied to three separate enforcement tracks that county staff presented as continuing compliance and public-safety issues. Commissioners voted 3-0 to impose the $250 fine after hearing that the property had been mowed only once and that other safety hazards remain. The tally was announced without a named mover or seconder in the record.

County planning staff told the board an owner at 8938 East Hill Street acknowledged financial difficulties but affirmed he was trying to arrange contractors; commissioners agreed to give him until the board’s next meeting on Aug. 19 to secure soil borings and a septic plan through the Board of Health, citing the long history of unresolved violations. \"We need something to show us you're doing something other than just telling us you'll make progress,\" a commissioner said during the discussion.

At the meeting staff also reported an attorney contacted the county asking that the most recent fine of $2,500 for a property on State Road 39 be waived while the owner pursues soil sampling and work with the health department. County staff and commissioners declined to waive additional fees without a firm, written timeline and recommended the attorney provide a concrete schedule by the next commissioners' meeting.

Separately, area-plan staff reported a safety notice and photographs they had posted after Frankfort Power & Light flagged repeated meter-base malfunctions. Staff said the public-safety notice gives the owner until about July 11—30 days from the notice date—to correct the unsafe meter base. If the owner does not act, staff will return to the commissioners with options.

The board recorded these items as regulatory enforcement, not new policy: commissioners directed staff to return with firm timelines or remediation plans for each property rather than taking immediate demolition or condemnation steps.

Less-critical housekeeping actions tied to property enforcement—such as rolling fines that accrue biweekly—were discussed but not materially altered at the meeting. Staff and commissioners noted some cases may require interagency approvals (e.g., recorded easements or Board of Health permits) before work can proceed.

The board asked staff to report back at upcoming meetings on progress, and set August 19 as the firm review date for the 8938 East Hill Street case.","At its June 17 meeting the Clinton County Board of Commissioners approved a $250 fine on one nuisance property, set an August 19 deadline for a separate septic plan, and asked staff to require timelines from a property owner seeking waiver of a $2,500 enforcement fee; the county also posted a 30-day safety notice for a hazardous electrical meter.","actionData","errors"]

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Commissioners approve second fairgrounds building; contract of about $148,441 awarded

Renee Crick named interim EMA director; will split time with 9-1-1 duties

Landfill operator reports new gas wells, expanded cell and potential RNG project

Clinton County sets fines, deadlines in multiple property-enforcement cases