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Howard County accepts $200,000 MOU for wastewater infrastructure capacity building

Howard County Board of Commissioners · August 4, 2026
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Summary

Commissioners accepted an MOU with the North Central Indiana Regional Planning Council to place $200,000 in a fund for wastewater infrastructure capacity building under the REDI program; the fund will be used to identify, investigate and repair infrastructure issues such as at Devonwood.

County staff presented an MOU with the North Central Indiana Regional Planning Council for a wastewater infrastructure capacity-building program tied to a REDI program line. Staff stated, "It's the the REDI grama, $200,000," and described the funds as to be used to identify, investigate and hopefully repair wastewater infrastructure issues (the transcript cites Devonwood as an example).

A commissioner moved to accept the MOU, a second was recorded, and the board voted 'Aye' to approve placing the $200,000 into the designated fund. No conditions or amendments were recorded in the transcript; the item passed by voice vote.