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Brownsburg council approves fire and salary ordinances, awards creek stabilization bid, and clears surplus items
Summary
At its Oct. 23 meeting the Brownsburg Town Council adopted the 2026 fire and fire-territory budget ordinance, approved a police and town claims docket of $1.96 million, awarded a $700,633 creek stabilization bid, adopted salary and handbook updates, and approved several surplus and procurement items.
The Town of Brownsburg Town Council on Oct. 23 approved a series of budget, procurement and personnel measures, including final adoption of the town and fire territory 2026 budgets, the annual salary ordinance and updates to the employee handbook.
On a proposed third reading and final adoption the council approved Ordinance 20 25‑15, adopting the 2026 Town of Brownsburg and fire territory budgets; staff said there were no changes since prior readings. The meeting packet also included the civil town and fire territory claims docket for Oct. 9–Oct. 23, 2025, which the council approved. The total claims and payroll docket amount was $1,957,560.23.
The council opened and awarded the bid for the White Lake Creek stabilization project (Bid 6.1). Staff recommended and the council approved awarding the contract to J.S. McCullough, the lowest responsive bidder, at $700,633 to improve 10 sites and complete associated wetland restoration required for DNR permits.
Parks Director Amber Lane told council staff would repair 12 areas of the older…
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