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Warsaw council hears EMS report after renewal levy, reviews finance and police activity
Summary
At the March 19 meeting Mayor Ed Kent presided as Todd Shroyer (EMS) reported operations are running well following the passage of a renewal levy; council also reviewed February finance reports and a deputy activity report with fund balances included.
Mayor Ed Kent called the Warsaw Village Council to order on March 19, 2025, and the meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and a prayer. Todd Shroyer, representing local EMS, delivered a positive operational report and noted the recent passage of an EMS renewal levy.
The council received the February financial packet, which included the Fund Status, reconciliations, payment and payroll registers, appropriation status and outstanding water/sewer reports. Fiscal documents in the minutes show an All Funds total of $507,455.44, with the General Fund at $110,070.58 and a Park Saving Fund balance listed as $175,529.31 (of which $154,529.31 is recorded as pooled investments). The packet was distributed to council members by email prior to the meeting.
Deputy Robert E. Wagner submitted the law‑enforcement activity report for February 2025, showing 6 complaints/calls for service, 6 public assists, 45 village assists and 9 friendly warnings; the deputy recorded 19 days worked and about 140.5 hours. The report also noted training and continuing-education hours and cruiser mileage figures. Village Administrator Ed Robinette reviewed the water, sewer, street and cemetery reports and said the village is exploring acquisition of a dump truck for operations.
The council approved the February 19, 2025 minutes by roll call (motion by Josh Young, second by Renee Hardesty), with all present council members recorded as voting yes. No ordinances or resolutions were on the agenda.
Looking ahead, administrators said they will continue budgeting and grant work tied to park projects and the CDBG revitalization process. The meeting record shows routine administrative follow-up and no formal financial actions beyond acceptance of the reports.
