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Kosciusko County commissioners approve routine purchases, sign on to trail grant pass‑through and back park project
Summary
At their March 10 meeting the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners approved a package of routine purchases and contracts, authorized signature pending legal review on a national opioid settlement, agreed to serve as a pass‑through for a Syracuse trail EDI grant application and issued a letter of support for the Enchanted Hills HOPE park project.
The Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners on March 10 approved a series of routine measures — from equipment purchases to board reappointments — and signaled support for two community projects as it wrapped up its regular meeting.
Among the actions the board approved was the county’s participation in stage 3 plans for a Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) sign‑replacement project, a boat lease with the Wallasea Lake Association, and the purchase of a 2024 Jeep Cherokee for the detective division for $35,900. County Highway Superintendent Steve Moriarty asked commissioners to sign HSIP plans that will replace many existing posts with breakaway posts; commissioners approved the request.
County Attorney Ed Ormsby told the board that a new national opioid settlement, titled the “6 remnant defendants settlement,” has been reached with several regional distributors and related entities, totaling…
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