Election board approves machine and staffing plan for early voting and Election Day The Warrick County Election Board approved a site-by-site staffing and voting-machine allocation plan for early voting and Election Day, adopting a baseline of 5 workers, 2 pull pads and 4 machines per site and expanded staffing for high-volume locations. The consolidated motion passed unanimously.

Warrick County's Election Board has just approved a strategic plan to ensure smooth early voting and Election Day operations, with expanded staffing and machine allocations for high-demand locations.

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Commissioners back regional EREP agreement and endorse EDD pursuit to access federal economic-development funds Warrick County commissioners approved the county's annual EREP membership and adopted a non-binding resolution supporting a regional Economic Development District (EDD) designation, which would open eligibility for federal EDA infrastructure and public-works grants.

Warrick County commissioners have taken a pivotal step towards unlocking federal funding by supporting a regional Economic Development District designation—what could this mean for the future of local infrastructure?

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Warrick County drainage board approves Kirby PUD drainage plan amid neighbors' flooding concerns The Warrick County Drainage Board on Feb. 9 approved drainage for the 11.65-acre Kirby planned-unit development after engineers said detention basins are sized to the 100-year event; nearby residents warned downstream ditches could still be overwhelmed during extreme storms.

Warrick County's Drainage Board has greenlit the controversial Kirby PUD drainage plan, but locals are raising alarms about potential flooding from overflowing ditches during storms.

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Warrick County election board confirms most 2026 polling sites, discusses clerk‑office move, machines and outreach The Warrick County Election Board reviewed the draft 2026 voting‑center plan, confirmed most listed locations, discussed relocating the clerk’s early‑voting office to a downtown Booneville property, asked staff for machine‑usage data, and fielded public concern about immigration‑enforcement presence at polling places.

Warrick County's Election Board is shaking things up for 2026, confirming most polling sites while considering a move for the early-voting office—what changes could this mean for voters?

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Warrick County election board discusses 2026 vote‑center plan and possible early‑voting sites The Warrick County Election Board reviewed candidates for four early‑voting locations, ruled out Freeman Park, and reiterated that the clerk’s office remains the default vote center unless the board unanimously amends the county vote‑center plan; no final site changes were approved.

Warrick County's Election Board is racing against the clock to finalize early-voting locations for 2026, but will they secure the unanimous agreement needed to make it happen?

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Warrick County Council elects officers, confirms committee appointments, adopts donation-fund ordinance and tables Project Firefly At its regular meeting the Warrick County Council elected Ron Bacon president (6-0, one abstention) and Rob Dimmit vice president (7-0), reappointed multiple commission members, adopted an ordinance establishing a donation fund at the State Board of Accounts' request, and unanimously tabled a resolution for Project Firefly.

The Warrick County Council has made significant moves, electing new leaders and adopting a crucial donation fund ordinance while putting Project Firefly on hold—what does this mean for the community?

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Warrick County schedules informational session on data centers as residents, commissioners raise power and water concerns County staff announced a Dec. 8 informational meeting with a data-center developer; during general discussion, board members and attendees raised questions about electricity demand, water use, noise, and infrastructure upgrades needed to support potential data centers.

Warrick County residents are raising eyebrows over a proposed data center, questioning its impact on local resources like water and electricity—are we ready for this tech boom?

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Residents press Warrick County to seek state, federal help over large coal impoundment Multiple residents urged commissioners to treat a large private coal impoundment near Pigeon Creek as a potential hazard, requested the county pursue AML/reclamation funds and asked that the issue remain a standing item on the agenda.

Residents are sounding the alarm over a massive coal impoundment near Pigeon Creek, claiming it poses serious safety and environmental risks that demand immediate action from local officials.

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Watershed study finds elevated E. coli and sediment in Little Pigeon Creek; further testing planned A Warrick County Soil and Water Conservation District presentation to the drainage board reported elevated E. coli (samples near 500 CFU/100 mL cited at some sites) and heavy sediment in parts of the Little Pigeon Creek watershed; staff said additional testing will try to distinguish human from animal sources before IDEM submission.

A recent study revealed alarming levels of E. coli in the Little Pigeon Creek watershed, raising concerns about potential pollution sources and prompting further testing.

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Commissioners approve $1,995 annual contract for smartphone mass-notification service linked to IPAWS The board approved partnering with OCV to add an EMA tab to the sheriff's app and pay $1,995 annually (or $5,985 prepaid for three years) for a mass-notification service that integrates with FEMA's IPAWS. County officials said the system allows geofenced alerts to cell phones and includes training and policy work with sheriff's staff.

Warrick County commissioners just approved a game-changing $1,995 contract for a mass-notification service that sends targeted alerts directly to cell phones in emergencies!

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Commissioners consider $243,871 in legal-fee reimbursements; request itemized invoices and defer final vote Warrick County commissioners reviewed requests from four current and former officials seeking reimbursement for criminal-defense fees under Indiana Code 36-1-17-3. Commissioners introduced a motion to pay $243,871, then asked staff to obtain itemized invoices and agreed to delay a final decision to next month.

Warrick County commissioners are poised to decide on a staggering $243,871 in legal-fee reimbursements for officials, but demands for detailed invoices have sparked public outcry and raised questions about fiscal responsibility.

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Warwick County Solid Waste District approves claims and discusses container purchases Board unanimously approves August claims and explores purchasing roll-off containers for schools.

Warrick County Solid Waste District's recent meeting showcased unanimous decisions and a strong commitment to enhancing waste management and community engagement for a sustainable future.

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Local Facility Ends Partnership With Contaminated Waste Supplier Amid Processing Success Facility processes over 22 million pounds of waste while terminating troubled supply relationship.

Warrick County's recycling facility has turned a corner, drastically reducing contamination levels and processing an impressive 22 million pounds of materials after cutting ties with a troubled supplier.

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Council Approves Deaconess Gateway Campus Parking Lot and Wet Detention Basin Deaconess project engineer Jim Worley Junior presents new parking lot and basin development.

Warrick County is set to enhance visitor access with a new parking lot at Deaconess Gateway Campus, complete with eco-friendly stormwater management!

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County Commissioners Approve $94K Water Drainage Project Amid Stormwater Fee Discussions County commissioners greenlight a water drainage project while exploring stormwater fee increases.

Warrick County is taking bold steps to tackle water drainage issues, with a $94K project underway and potential stormwater rate hikes on the horizon!

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Ohio Township Fire Department proposes Warwick County Fire Protection Alliance ordinance Fire officials advocate for local fire safety ordinance to enhance enforcement authority.

A bold new proposal could revolutionize fire safety in Warrick County, giving local officials the power to enforce critical safety codes and potentially save lives.

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Work County Commissioners Approve Surety Extensions and Fiber Connectivity Agreement Commissioners endorse surety extensions for Kinship Duo LLC and Chatham Place developments.

Warrick County Commissioners made key decisions on infrastructure and regulatory compliance, approving surety extensions that signal confidence in local development.

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Warwick County Residents Demand Action Against Dangerous Dogs on Clutter Road Community alleges animal control's negligence endangers public safety amid repeated dog attacks.

A Warrick County resident's emotional plea at a recent commissioner meeting reveals a shocking truth: dangerous dogs are roaming free, threatening families and highlighting a serious failure in animal control.

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Moore County Commissioners Approve 18 Month Timeline for Veterans Project Development Commissioners authorize 18 months for veterans project after securing $8.5 million funding.

Warrick County is set to transform its community with an $8.5 million veterans project, now on track for completion in 2027 after securing an 18-month extension!

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