The Town of Winamac has issued a system-wide freeze warning due to the colder temperatures.
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Town of Winamac Receives Planning Grant
Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch and the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs announced four Indiana communities will receive over $280,000 in Planning Grants through the Community Development Block Grant program. The communities will use the funds to develop plans for long-term comprehensive development and the implementation of utility improvement projects.
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Town of Winamac Lifts Freeze Warning for Water Customers
Freeze Warnings in Effect for North Judson, Hamlet, Winamac Water Customers
The Town of North Judson, Town of Hamlet and the Town of Winamac have issued Freeze Warnings until further notice.
Continue readingWinamac Town Council Approves Utility Billing Procedure Changes
Changes in the billing and shut off procedures for water utilities will soon be coming to the Town of Winamac.
Continue readingWinamac Awarded Federal Grant
Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch and the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs announced 22 rural Indiana communities will receive more than $12.5 million in federal grant funding to create and expand community facilities, remove blight and improve water infrastructure.
Continue readingWinamac Park Board to Meet Tonight
The Winamac Park Board will hear public input from the Memorial Swinging Bridge Committee tonight.
Continue readingWinamac Chief of Police Wants Full-Time Officer at Eastern Pulaski Schools
The Pulaski County Council heard from Winamac Chief of Police Tyler Campbell during their meeting Monday night.
Continue readingTown of Winamac Continues Discussions with School Concerning SRO
The Town of Winamac is continuing discussions with the Eastern Pulaski School Board concerning the addition of a School Resource Officer.
Continue readingTown of Winamac Utility Department Implements System-Wide Freeze Warning
Winamac Water and Street Superintendent Jeremy Beckner announced Monday that the Town of Winamac is issuing a system-wide freeze warning.
Continue readingWinamac Town Council Appoints New Park Board Member
A new Winamac Park Board member was appointed by the Winamac Town Council Monday night.
Continue readingLocal Communities Awarded INDOT Community Crossings Matching Grant Funds
A few road projects in the tri-county area will be funded by INDOT Community Crossings Matching Grant funds.
Continue readingWinamac Clerk-Treasurer Presents Items Related to Downtown Lighting and Sidewalk Upgrades
Winamac Town Council members approved a few different items related to the proposed downtown lighting and sidewalk upgrades when they met this week.
Continue readingWinamac Town Manager Addresses Code Violations
Winamac Town Manager Brad Zellers addressed some recent code-enforcement efforts when town council members met Monday.
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Local Communities Recognized at OCRA Ceremony
Officials with the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs recognized local communities in a ceremony in Indianapolis on Wednesday. Those entities recognized are working to grow their communities.
Continue readingWinamac Town Council to Hold Special Session Prior to Regular Meeting
The 2019 budget will be discussed when the Winamac Town Council meets for a special session at 5:30 p.m. ET prior to their regular meeting tonight.
During their regular session, which is scheduled to commence at 6 p.m., the council will consider a supplement to the code of ordinances. Continue reading
Winamac Park Board Finalizes Application for Land and Water Conservation Fund Grant
The finishing touches have been made to the Winamac Park Board’s amended application for the Land Water Conservation Fund grant.
Park Board Secretary Kim Burke told members Thursday night that she was finished writing up all the provisions for the application. She noted that with their permission, it would be ready to send in. Continue reading
Public Nuisance Ordinance Adopted for the Town of Winamac
Winamac Town Council members considered an ordinance to regulate public nuisances on private property when they met Monday night.
Members reviewed the ordinance which states that in the interests of protecting public safety, health and welfare as well as for the purpose of enhancing the environment for residents of the town, property owners and occupants are prohibited from allowing an environmental public nuisance to exist.
It lays out relevant definitions utilized throughout the document and sets regulations related to vegetation, grass height, yard debris, refuse and drainage and stormwater management. Continue reading
