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Commissioner reports: Olive Street recycling relocation, HVAC maintenance, parking signage and Allen Township request discussed

Hancock County Commissioners · January 29, 2026
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Summary

Commissioner reports covered relocation of Olive Street recycling bins, routine heating maintenance, upcoming pre-bid and map meetings, notification that Dick's Towing will install signs in Lots H and I, and a request from Allen Township to join the Northwest Water Sewer District; the board asked staff to meet with the district and trustees.

Commissioner Tim Bechtol reported he drove Olive Street and confirmed recycling bins had been moved to a new location that he considered acceptable, and said heating problems in some offices are being handled as routine maintenance by staff member Mike Stump. Phil Johnson said Dick's Towing notified the county it will install signs in Lots H and I.

Commissioner William Bateson reported on an email from Jerry Greiner of the Northwest Water Sewer District about Allen Township's request to join the district; Cindy Land confirmed that Allen Township passed a resolution and the board asked staff to arrange a meeting with Jerry Greiner and township trustees. Tim also listed upcoming meetings including a pre-bid at 3:00 p.m. and a planned meeting with Scott Hardin on updated maps; he urged moving ahead on the RCM architectural services proposal for the courthouse first‑floor remodel and directed Phil Johnson to prepare a resolution to authorize the contract.