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Jay County commissioners unanimously terminate 2024 interlocal agreement with redevelopment commission
Summary
The board approved Resolution 2026-01 to terminate the December 2024 interlocal agreement that had committed ARPA funds to development of a 68-acre county parcel; the resolution says both parties expressed a mutual desire to terminate the agreement.
The Jay County Commissioners on Jan. 12, 2026, unanimously approved Resolution 2026-01 to terminate the December 2024 interlocal agreement between the commissioners and the Jay County Redevelopment Commission.
The 2024 agreement had committed certain American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to development of a 68-acre parcel owned by the county for commercial and residential projects. The text of the resolution recorded that both parties expressed a mutual desire to terminate the agreement; the commissioners voted to end the interlocal arrangement and the motion passed unanimously.
The meeting record does not include details about the reason for the mutual desire to terminate, the remaining balance of any committed ARPA funds, or the Redevelopment Commission's next steps for the parcel. Commissioners did not attach a financial settlement or replacement plan to the resolution during the session; follow-up by the county or redevelopment commission would be required to specify any reallocation of ARPA funds or alternate development plans.
