WARSAW — While agenda items for Warsaw Common Council were routine approvals of ordinances and resolutions, it was at the end of the meeting Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer updated council members on the high speed rail proposal to run from Chicago, Ill., to Columbus, Ohio. This includes regular stops in Warsaw. Thallemer, who piggybacked Fort …read more.

Kosciusko County Commissioners voted this morning to give $10,000 to a high-speed rail service study. High-speed rail service is being proposed and the passenger service would travel through Warsaw. (See related) The county needs to raise $67,000 for their portion of the study and the state must raise more than half a million. The tier-one …read more.

By Dan Stockman The Journal Gazette It may have been the most anticipated, most watched meaningless vote by the Fort Wayne City Council in the last decade. That’s not to say it wasn’t meaningful: When council members voted unanimously to back a non-binding resolution calling for $200,000 toward an environmental study of a high-speed rail …read more.

The public is invited to learn more about the possibility of high speed passenger train service that would include Warsaw. Fred Lanahan, president of Northeast Indiana Passenger Rail Association, will present on the details of the project and the positive economic and environmental impact on Warsaw and the surrounding area during the Warsaw Common Council …read more.

Imagine high speed passenger rail service between Columbus, Ohio and Chicago and the opportunities for our community and local economy. Growing our businesses, taking that getaway trip or visiting family, high speed rail service does this efficiently by maximizing infrastructure investment. The public is invited to learn more about the possibility of high speed passenger …read more.

Don’t look for high speed passenger rail service to come to Warsaw anytime soon. Despite a lot of talk and study lately, Mark Dobson, executive director of the Warsaw Kosciusko County Chamber of Commerce and board member of North East Indiana Passenger Rail Association and the Indiana High Speed Rail Association, told the Warsaw Common …read more.