Harrison County Commissioners met Sept. 21, 2026, approved routine claims and payroll, acted on flagged claims (including denials and one abstention), advanced multiple highway project documents for INDOT review, ratified justice center change orders, adopted resolutions on vehicle transfers and Title VI compliance, authorized a property purchase agreement signature outside a meeting, and adjourned at 7:17 p.m.
Discussion Points
•Adopt prior meeting minutes and acknowledge monthly reports before adjourning.
•Approval of INDOT acceptance paperwork for project close-out; authorization for engineer to sign another project's acceptance outside meeting; LOI deadline set for Bridge #6671.
•Board reviewed and decided claims and payroll items; approved two flagged claims and denied several flagged travel-related charges due to missing preauthorization.
•Resolution authorizes interdepartmental vehicle transfers; Title VI plan is required for INDOT grant eligibility.
•Time-sensitive change orders from Build BW and Parco Constructors Group, LLC required ratification to maintain schedule.
Decisions
•Adopt Resolution 2026-11 and approve FY 2027 Title VI Implementation Plan (Resolution 2026-12).
•Approve acceptance form for Old Highway 111; authorize Kevin Russel to sign Lanesville Connector acceptance outside meeting; LOI deadline Oct. 2, 2026.
Harrison County Commissioners met Sept. 21, 2026, and approved routine claims, payroll, several highway project closeouts and administrative resolutions, ratified change orders on the justice center renovation, adopted a Title VI plan required for INDOT grant eligibility, and authorized signing of a pending property purchase agreement.
Discussion Points
•Administrator noted deadline and grant-eligibility importance.
•Board reviewed flagged claims and reasons for payment or denial (preauthorization requirement).
•County attorney finalizing purchase agreement for 900 IN-62.
•No purchase price or seller identity recorded in minutes.
•No substantive debate recorded.
•Presentation of a resolution drafted by county attorney to permit vehicle transfers between departments.
•Status updates on Old Highway 111 and Lanesville Connector closeouts and next steps for LOI review for Bridge #6671.
•Time-sensitive change orders received from contractors for the justice center renovation.
Decisions
•Accepted Old Highway 111 closeout; authorized engineer to sign Lanesville Connector closeout; LOI deadline set for Oct. 2, 2026.
•Adopted Resolution 2026-11 unanimously.
•Approved and signed the FY 2027 Title VI Implementation Plan and adopted Resolution 2026-12.
•Approved regular claims and payroll; approved two flagged vendor payments; denied several travel-related flagged claims (2–0 with 1 abstention).
•Authorization granted to sign the purchase agreement upon completion.
•Ratified change orders 007–013; no dollar amounts recorded in minutes.
Directions
•Administration and auditor to implement transfer process as needed.
•Allow commissioners to sign finalized agreement outside meeting.
•Auditor to process approved claims and record denials.
•County Administration to file the plan with INDOT by Oct. 1, 2026.
•Engineer to sign Lanesville Connector closeout after receipt of report.
•No further direction recorded.
•Ratify previously signed change orders so contractors may proceed.
•Staff to collect LOIs for Bridge #6671 and publish scoring details after deadline.
Harrison County Commissioners met Aug. 17, 2026, approving routine claims and payroll, forwarding several appropriation requests to the county council (including a $700,000 justice center bond request and $50,000 for sheriff equipment), adopting a zoning ordinance (Ordinance 2026-12) and approving a bridge change order while seeking funding for Bridge #56.
Discussion Points
•Bank name change requires administrative update to credit card application.
•Bridge #56 funding dependent on county council approval.
•Change order deduct and updated contract total for overlay project.
•Plan Commission recommended rezoning from B-1 to I-1A for applicant Brent Naville.
•Routine review and approval of presented claims and payroll.
Decisions
•Approved regular claims and payroll.
•Authorization approved and forwarded to Health Department for processing.
•Change order approved; Bridge #56 funding request forwarded to county council for decision.
•Ordinance 2026-12 adopted.
Directions
•Commissioner Stepro authorized to sign application using county EIN.
At the Aug. 17, 2026 Harrison County Commissioners meeting in Corydon, commissioners approved routine claims and payroll, adopted a zoning ordinance (Ordinance 2026-12), approved a bridge change order, forwarded two additional appropriation requests to the county council, and received updates on bridge funding and monthly reports.
Discussion Points
•Auditor requested $700,000 for debt service in the Justice Center renovation bond fund.
•Bank name change required update to department credit card.
•Change order reduces contract by $1,938.24.
•Commission approved updated contract total of $338,536.77.
•Commissioners adopted ordinance as presented without recorded conditions in the minutes.
•Commissioners forwarded the request to county council; they did not authorize the appropriation themselves.
•Commissioners forwarded the request to the county council for decision.
•Commissioners will see a contract with United Consulting at a future meeting if funding is approved.
•County council scheduled to consider $199,025 appropriation from the cumulative bridge fund for Bridge #56.
•Plan commission forwarded a favorable recommendation for Brent Naville's rezoning from B-1 to I-1A.
•Prior meeting minutes and monthly reports were presented for formal entry into record.
•Request was procedural; no budget impact.
•Routine claims and payroll approvals were presented for consideration.
•Sheriff requested $50,000 for equipment repair & maintenance from the LIT public safety–county share fund.
•Two insurance-related flagged claims required conditional approval pending signed documentation.
Harrison County commissioners met Aug. 3, 2026, and approved routine claims, payroll and several personnel requests; received construction and engineering updates including a Justice Center progress report and multiple bridge and road funding proposals; authorized several funding requests be forwarded to the county council and approved a contract for phone services ahead of a copper-line discontinuation.
Discussion Points
•Bridge #56 deemed unlikely for federal aid; engineering appropriation requested.
•Construction progressing; inmates housed out of county; invoices being paid.
•Engineer recommended award to lowest bidder; no substantive discussion of alternatives.
•INDOT application period and planned county application for intersection reconstruction.
•Leave approvals for highway and auditor offices; bond for Virginia Morris presented and approved.
•Need for brine-maker for highway operations; transition from Frontier copper services; offer of free floodplain study for Lanesville.
•Need for right-of-way parcel finalization; utility relocation coordination with Harrison REMC.
•Routine consent agenda items presented by the auditor and clerk.
Decisions
•Approve claims and payroll; approve flagged claim contingent on funding
•Approve leave requests and public official bond
•Authorize purchase pending funding; approve phone contract; request floodplain study
•Award bid to Transamerica Railroad Consulting
•No formal action taken; informational update
•No funding action taken at meeting
•Referral to county council
Directions
•Authorize Stepro to sign letter requesting the floodplain study; coordinate phone transition and procurement pending funding.
•Forward appropriation request to county council.
•Forward funding request to county council for consideration.
•Prepare application materials for submission during INDOT window.
Harrison County Commissioners met Aug. 3, 2026, approved claims and payroll, awarded road and bridge contracts, advanced bridge and road funding requests to the county council, authorized equipment purchases pending council funding, accepted an offer for a no-cost floodplain study from the U.S. Army engineering district in Louisville, and approved a phone-system contract ahead of Frontier Communications' copper retirement.
Discussion Points
•Authorization requested contingent on council funding.
•Commissioners approved contract with Stahl Communications to transition phone services.
•Commissioners authorized requesting the study.
•Commissioners voted to award the contract.
•Construction progress report; inmates remain housed out of county.
•Engineer intends to prepare application for Doolittle Hill/State Road 111 intersection.
•Engineer recommended award to lowest bidder.
•Engineer stated Bridge #56 not suitable for federal aid.
•Flagged claim approved contingent on funding.
•Frontier to retire copper services Nov. 1, 2026.
•INDOT application window announced.
•Invoices being paid timely and contractor performance described as positive.
•Leave approvals for highway and auditor staff.
•No purchase price recorded.
•Public official bond presented and approved.
•Regular claims and payroll presented and approved.
•Requested $199,025.00 for engineering work.
•U.S. Army engineering district offered a no-cost floodplain study for Lanesville area.
Decisions
•Approvals recorded in minutes.
•Approve claims, payroll, and flagged vendor claim.
•Award contract to Transamerica Railroad Consulting.
•Conditional authorization granted.
•Contract approved; staff to coordinate move.
•Proceed to request study.
•Request forwarded to county council.
Directions
•Commissioner Stepro to sign request letter.
•Forward appropriation request to county council.
•Proceed with purchase only after council appropriation.
Harrison County Commissioners approved routine claims and payroll, adopted a 12-month moratorium on data center projects, approved multiple zoning ordinances and a five-lot plat, forwarded a $5,000,000 riverboat-fund appropriation for a property purchase to the county council, awarded an asphalt contract, and approved emergency salt purchases and related appropriations.
Discussion Points
•Director Kincade presented zoning requests and the Collins Pointe plat.
•Engineer Russel confirmed bids and funding availability.
•Request to use riverboat fund for property purchase; county administrator filed a matching community foundation request.
•Resident Steve Powell requested requirements including grid upgrades, no tax abatements, remediation fund, solar panels, evaporation cooling limits, and noise assessments.
•Routine approvals and several substantive items (moratorium, appropriations, contracts).
•Statewide salt shortages and need to secure treated salt inventory; brine maker replacement due to equipment limitations.
Decisions
•Adopt moratorium resolution 2026-08 for up to 12 months
•Adopt ordinances 2026-08, 2026-09, 2026-10 and approve Collins Pointe plat
Harrison County commissioners met July 21, 2026, and approved routine claims and payroll, awarded an asphalt paving contract, adopted a 12-month moratorium on data-center projects to allow local zoning rules, advanced multiple zoning changes and a major plat, forwarded a $5,000,000 funding request for a property purchase to the county council, and approved emergency measures to secure treated road salt.
Discussion Points
•$5,000,000 additional appropriation request to purchase property at 900 Highway 62 NW was presented and forwarded to county council.
•Administrator presented matching community foundation request form for $5,000,000 and was authorized to submit it.
•Engineer requested funding for a brine maker compatible with treated salt.
•Engineer requested time to review and await council funding approval.
•Engineer reviewed bids and confirmed funding was available.
•Multiple rezoning requests and a major plat for Collins Pointe were presented by the Plan Commission Director.
•Resident Steve Powell raised multiple policy elements to consider for data-center siting including grid upgrades, cooling methods, tax abatements, remediation funds, solar requirements, and noise studies.
•Statewide shortages prompted proactive procurement of treated salt.
Decisions
•Award contract 2026-2 to C&R Construction, $246,673.50.
Harrison County commissioners met July 6, 2026, and approved forwarding multiple funding requests to the county council — including an $850,000 request for a bridge project — ratified signatures on a Lanesville flood declaration, heard a benefits presentation from Global Life Insurance, and addressed salt supply concerns ahead of the winter season.
Discussion Points
•Andretta described supplemental policies and expedited accidental injury payouts.
•Department can store about 4,000 tons; contract expires end of July.
•Department purchased approximately $36,000 in salt from projects account.
•Glen Bube’s longevity pay moved to 2026 and additional funds forwarded to council.
•Krzyz presented benefit details including $3,000 accidental death benefit and discount card.
•Kurz requested a $19,409 appropriation for dispatch maintenance and explained timing reasons.
•Kurz requested ratification of flood declaration signatures.
•No fiscal figures or further easement details discussed.
•One employee’s leave without pay extended to Aug. 31, 2026.
•Retiring employee had 37 hours of flex time to be paid out.
•Russel detailed bridge #170 and bid date July 20, 2026.
•Russel requested fuel and overtime appropriations due to projected needs.
•Stepro presented quitclaim deed to secure right-of-way.
•Vendors concerned about supplying salt for upcoming season.
Decisions
•Commissioners unanimously voted to forward the listed appropriation requests to county council.
•Flex time payout and leave extension approved by vote; longevity request forwarded for council action.
•Informational update; no appropriation approved at this meeting.
•Quitclaim deed approved 3-0.
•Signatures ratified; appropriation forwarded to council for consideration.
Directions
•Commissioners ratified the declaration and authorized Kurz to present the appropriation request to county council.
•Deed approved and to be processed administratively.
•Department will notify commissioners if projects account runs short and request assistance.
•Flex payout to be processed by auditor; longevity and FICA request forwarded to county council.
•No formal action taken; county staff to consider program and follow up if desired.
•Requests forwarded to county council for consideration.
Harrison County Commissioners met July 6, 2026, in Corydon and approved routine claims and payroll, forwarded multiple additional appropriation requests (parks, dispatch, sheriff, highway projects) to the county council, ratified a flood declaration for Lanesville, heard an employee benefits presentation from Global Life Insurance, and addressed highway supply and bridge-bid items.
Discussion Points
•Approval of claims and payroll.
•Company described administrative process for payroll deductions and billing.
•Decision to forward appropriation to county council for final action.
•Identification of small structure #22-02 and conversion to bridge #170.
•Interim purchase of approximately $36,000 from projects account and storage capacity for about 4,000 tons.
•Need for $850,000 appropriation from motor vehicle highway fund and schedule for bids.
•Need for concession stock and shelter floor repair funding.
•Need for contractual funds to cover Flock cameras.
•Need to ratify the Lanesville flood declaration.
•Operational fuel needs and storage during high-demand periods.
•Outline of benefits (accidental death $3,000, discount card) and policy options (life, cancer, critical illness).
•Overtime funding to cover staffing, and flashing red light installations for safety.
•Signing of covered bridge certification and ratification of power of attorney signature.
•Timing required dispatch maintenance agreement appropriation be sent to council.
•Use of county share of riverboat funds for parks operational and capital needs.
•Vendor concern about supply for next season.
Decisions
•All motions to forward carried 3-0.
•Commissioners voted 3-0 to forward both requests.
Harrison County commissioners met June 15, 2026, approving routine claims and multiple contract and personnel actions, forwarding several appropriation requests to the county council, and ratifying emergency declarations tied to June 9 flooding. Key votes included adoption of ordinance 2026-07 (zoning PUD), selection of Shireman Construction for courthouse flood repairs, and forwarding grant and road-funding requests to the county council.
Discussion Points
•Change orders due to rising material costs.
•Clinic has spayed and neutered 170 animals; appointment backlog roughly one month.
•Clinic is currently prioritizing county residents; may expand to non-residents if demand drops.
•Commissioners approved and signed the memorandums.
•Commissioners cited county financial obligations and $19M justice center renovation as reasons to deny funding.
•Emergency declaration tied to June 9 floods in Lanesville and Corydon.
•MOUs presented for SRO arrangements.
•Multiple renovation proposals presented.
•Need for council appropriation and fund-balance check.
•One county opted out of state funding, increasing Harrison County’s allocation by $2,838.10.
•Prime AE task orders tied to specific road sections with amounts specified.
•Project total $97,000 with $79,000 CDBG request.
•Proposals were considered routine and approved without extended debate.
•Request amount and inclusion of trade-in value.
•Total grant additions and the need to reallocate within grant expenditure accounts.
•Two contractor quotes presented ($483,600.00 and $468,833.98).
Decisions
•Adopted resolution 2026-07; awarded contract to Shireman Construction
•Approve change orders and authorize task orders.
•Approved and signed MOUs.
•Approve proposals 3A, 3B and 4; ratify related pay requests.
•Commissioners forwarded appropriation requests to the county council.
•Commissioners forwarded the request to the county council.
•Deny funding; provide letter of support.
•No policy change enacted at the meeting.
Directions
•Award contract to Shireman Construction and proceed with repairs.
•Draft a letter of support for Palmyra's grant application instead of providing county funding.
•Engineer authorized to sign task orders; task order #4 subject to council funding.
•Execute and implement MOUs per their terms.
•Forward appropriation requests to county council for formal appropriation and approve internal transfers subject to council action.
•Forward request to county council for final appropriation.
•Staff to execute approvals and coordinate with project contractor.
Standard Harrison County Commissioners meeting on June 15, 2026: commissioners approved routine claims and payroll, forwarded multiple appropriation requests to the county council, adopted ordinance 2026-07 contingent on conditions, reviewed road project change orders and task orders, ratified emergency declarations and justice center pay requests, denied a funding request from the Town of Palmyra while offering a letter of support, and approved several personnel and contract items.
Discussion Points
•Additional appropriations totaling $63,746.55 requested by Health Department.
•Animal control clinic has performed 170 spay/neuter surgeries and is scheduling a month out.
•Approval granted contingent on Palmyra vacating alleys and confirming utilities.
•Approval of several project proposals (elevator door upgrade, ceiling patching/painting, conduit replacement).
•Auditor presented leave request, monthly reports acknowledged, MOUs for SROs and a contract for Title IV-D consulting approved.
•Blue River Services requested PUD zoning changes.
•Bradford Road funding request forwarded to county council.
•Change orders presented due to rising materials costs.
•Commissioners cited county capital commitments, including a $19 million justice center renovation, as reasons to decline funding.
•Emergency measures to address flood damage in Lanesville and Corydon and courthouse flooding.
•Flagged claim to ProMedia Group approved contingent on funding.
•Health First Indiana allocation increased by $2,838.10 due to another county opting out.
•Multiple Prime AE task orders presented with one subject to funding approval.
•Palmyra presented a $97,000 project with a $79,000 CDBG request.
•Parks requested $57,600 for a skid steer, to be forwarded to council.
•Ratification of justice center pay requests to maintain project continuity.
•Routine claims and payroll reviewed and approved.
•Two contractor quotes presented; lower quote accepted for immediate work.
•Updated fire protection agreements and disbursements approved.
Decisions
•Adopted resolution 2026-07; award to Shireman Construction
•Appropriation forwarded; personnel and contract items approved and signed.
•Approved claims and payroll; conditionally approved flagged claim
Harrison County commissioners met June 1, 2026, in Corydon. The board approved claims and payroll, forwarded several funding requests to the county council, approved memorandums allowing veteran-transport vehicles to park at the government center, heard road project updates and requested transfers for road work, and ratified a signature on a Flock camera contract.
Discussion Points
•2026-1 resurfacing contract near completion.
•Additional appropriation request $36,918.55 to be forwarded to county council.
•Additional appropriation request of $36,918.55 for road special projects to be forwarded to county council (Kevin Russel).
•Authorization for Mark Toler to sign purchase documents pending funding approval.
•Bonds for planning and zoning staff presented and approved.
•Council interest in trading four graders toward a new CAT motor grader.
•Detailed list of Prime AE task orders for Old Hwy 337 and Shiloh Road.
•Geotechnical boring scheduled for Federal Drive probable sinkhole (Kevin Russel).
•Leave without pay approved for a staff member to begin June 26, 2026.
•Need to purchase CPR supplies before July price increases (Jennifer Caffrey).
•No funding details were recorded in the minutes.
•On-call task orders with Prime AE for specific Old Hwy 337 and Shiloh Road sections (Kevin Russel).
•Proposed trade-in of four graders toward purchase of a new CAT motor grader; allow Mark Toler to sign purchase documents pending council funding approval (Kevin Russel).
•Ratification of Flock camera contract signature noted; sheriff's department had funding.
•Two MOUs presented to allow parking for veteran-transport vehicles.
Decisions
•Authorization granted to sign purchase documents; purchase remains contingent on council approval.
•Claims and payroll approved; multiple motions approved unanimously by present commissioners; MOUs with Robley RX approved; bonds for planning and zoning approved; Flock camera signature ratified.
•Funding request forwarded to county council; geotechnical borings scheduled for sinkhole investigation.
Harrison County Commissioners were scheduled to meet May 18, 2026, at 7 p.m. at the Harrison County Government Center in Corydon. The agenda listed a community foundation item, plan commission business, county engineer items, personnel issues and routine county-auditor and minutes items.
The Harrison County Commissioners scheduled an executive session May 18, 2026, to interview prospective employees, consider alleged misconduct by an individual under the board's jurisdiction, and discuss strategy related to threatened litigation under Indiana Code provisions.
Discussion Points
•Closed-session discussion of strategy regarding litigation threatened in writing.
•Private interviews of prospective employees under personnel exception to open-meeting law.
•Receipt of information about alleged misconduct by an individual under the board's jurisdiction.
The Harrison County Council was scheduled to meet May 11, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. at the Government Center in Corydon to hear a report from the Harrison County Community Foundation and conduct routine county business including additional appropriations, transfers and other county matters.
Harrison County Commissioners met May 4, 2026, and approved routine claims, several personnel actions, and multiple highway-related contracts and agreements including Resolution 2026-06, an INDOT/LPA contract authorization for Old Highway 11 right-of-way, and a utility reimbursement agreement for Corydon Ridge Road; commissioners also approved a three-way stop at Lotticks Corner Road and Doolittle Hill Road after public comment.
Discussion Points
•Auditor presented engagement letter from Baker Tilly for bond investment services.
Harrison County Commissioners met May 4, 2026, approved routine claims and payroll, adopted Resolution 2026-06 to purchase a used distributor with Knox County funding, advanced several highway projects and safety changes, approved personnel actions, and ratified two time-sensitive signatures.
Discussion Points
•Adoption of Resolution 2026-06 to purchase a used distributor with council funding.
•Authority to sign INDOT detour agreements for State Road 11.
•Baker Tilly engagement letter for bond investments.
•Flagged claim to vendor #3551 in the amount of $893.63 presented.
•Hiring of Clinton Bell as highway crewman after interview.
•If waterline remains on private easement, county may bear future relocation costs.
•Proposal to create a fleet replacement committee.
•Ratification of two time-sensitive signatures previously signed by Commissioner Stepro.
•Reclassification of Jason Phipps to large equipment operator.
•Recommended interventions: rumble strips, flashers, flags on 'Stop Ahead' signs.
•Relocation of waterline within right-of-way shifts future relocation costs to utility.
•Request for $208,992 additional appropriation from the MVH fund.
•Routine claims and payroll presented for approval.
•Short sight distance at the intersection.
•Trade in two graders toward a new grader.
Decisions
•Agreement approved and signed (3–0).
•Approved regular claims, payroll, and flagged claim (3–0).
•Both personnel actions approved (3–0).
•Convert to three‑way stop; mitigation measures to be implemented (3–0).
Harrison County commissioners met April 20, 2026, approving routine claims and payroll, awarding an asphalt contract, adopting resolutions including an INDOT 5311 transit grant application and opioid-settlement participation, advancing multiple highway and facility funding requests, and ratifying contracts for courthouse repairs and election polling during a renovation.
Discussion Points
•Administrative management of the fund
•Administrative signature needed for insurance closeout
•Approval of routine claims and payroll
•Approve IT support contract and credit application
•Authorize signature for collator quote
•Bid amounts read into record
•Bridge PE agreement and hold-harmless agreements for paint-the-plow program
•Change order amount for Corydon Ramsey Road
•Commissioners voted to award
•Conditional approval of nonprofit payments pending contracts and paperwork
•County participation in remnant opioid settlement
•Creation of fund for right-of-way permitting fees
•Engineer recommended award to low bidder
•Execution of Exhibit G release form
•Funding needed for a used distributor purchase
•Grant application covers operating costs for county transit
•Ratify title and repair documents
•Request to feature painted highway trucks in parade
•Theme: 'America's 250' — encourage school participation
Decisions
•Adopt Ordinance 2026-06 to create non-reverting right-of-way permit fund
•Adopt Resolution 2026-05; approve Exhibit G and authorize signature
•Approved change order and PE agreement; forwarded appropriation requests to county council; approved three-way stop and school hold-harmless agreements
•Award contract to C&R Construction for $966,346.25
•Claims and payroll approved; flagged nonprofit payments approved contingent on contracts
•No formal action recorded in minutes
•Ratify PuroClean and REMC contracts; authorize collator signature; approve Stahl IT Services contract; approve Delta Services credit application
Directions
•Auditor to establish fund coding and reporting procedures
•Auditor to verify vendor paperwork and contracts
•Commissioner Stepro to sign limited POA
•Coordinate with highway department if approved
•County Attorney to file signed documents and maintain records
•Engineer to execute contract and proceed with procurement steps
•Engineer to prepare procurement and contract documentation
•File resolution with INDOT application
•Forward appropriation and transfer requests to county council
•Forward conditional items to payment once filings are complete
•Procurement and departments to complete contract execution and paperwork
Harrison County commissioners met April 20, 2026, in Corydon to approve routine claims and payroll, open and later award asphalt bids, adopt resolutions related to transit and an opioid settlement, adopt an ordinance creating a non-reverting right-of-way fund, and approve multiple highway contracts, change orders and appropriation requests forwarded to the county council.
Discussion Points
•Administrative signature authority needed to finalize an insurance settlement for a totaled vehicle.
•Approval of an IT contract and administrative procurement matters recorded.
•Board adopted ordinance unanimously.
•Board voted to adopt resolution and approve the participation form.
•Change order amount and used distributor purchase discussed.
•Commissioners accepted the recommendation and voted to award the contract.
•County Attorney presented settlement documents and participation requirements.
•Engineer read four sealed bids and recommended the low bidder.
•Multiple flagged claims required conditional approval pending paperwork or signed contracts.
•Need for an authorizing resolution to meet INDOT application requirements.
•Ordinance prepared by county attorney to permit retention of permit fee revenue.
•Personnel hire for brush crew was motioned and approved.
