The Francesville area will be getting some road upgrades, thanks to the latest round of Community Crossings grants.
Continue readingPulaski County Council Signs Off on Tax Abatement Compliance Forms
The Pulaski County Council recently approved the renewals of ongoing tax abatements, but not without some concerns from the Assessor’s Office. It was noted that FRATCO has apparently missed its employment targets.
Continue readingPulaski County Council Approves Tax Abatement Renewals, Despite Compliance Concerns
The Pulaski County Council narrowly approved a list of tax abatement renewals Monday, despite concerns about one business’s compliance. FRATCO’s paperwork drew the attention of Council Member Kathi Thompson. She pointed out that while the business was meeting its requirement for the number of employees, the total salaries that were listed fell short of projections.
Continue readingWork Ethic Certificate Program Begins at Winamac High School
Winamac High School seniors will soon participate in a newly-installed work ethic certificate program.
The Eastern Pulaski School Corporation’s application for the program was accepted by the Department of Workforce Development to join the Governor’s Work Ethic Certificate Program. The program is designed to connect employers to their local school district to create a collaborative partnership that benefits the community.
Pulaski County to Consider Property Tax Abatement for Francesville Company
The Pulaski County Council will be considering a property tax abatement tonight for a company headquartered in Francesville.
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Local Manufacturers Participate in Consortium Receiving Major State Grant Funds
The state of Indiana has selected a newly formed workforce development entity as the recipient of a $400-thousand grant.
FRATCO Awarded Place in “Companies to Watch” List
A Francesville company has received some recognition for its efforts in providing new jobs in the state of Indiana. FRATCO, a manufacturer of polyolefin corrugated pipe in Francesville, earned its place alongside 33 companies from 14 Hoosier counties in the state’s sixth annual field of “Companies to Watch.”