WARSAW — A man of many hats, First Sgt. Chad Hill is always doing something different in his day-to-day job. With two separate offices in one building, he is often moving from location to location to get his work done. “This is definitely not what I was planning, but I would never give it up,” Hill said.

Bob Conley presents 911 Director David Rosenberry with Certificates of Recognition for three dispatchers. At the Kosciusko County Commissioner’s meeting on the morning of Feb. 24, three emergency dispatchers were recognized for the diligence and dedication during the snow storm that affected much of Kosciusko and surrounding counties on Valentine’s Day. On Feb. 14, 2015, …read more.

Erratic driving caught the attention of a Warsaw Police Officer at approximately 1 p.m. Friday and ultimately led to a high speed pursuit through downtown Warsaw. According to a press release from Warsaw Police Department, an officer attempted to make a traffic stop on a white Plymouth Breeze on East Jefferson Street. The driver of …read more.

[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rAYtxrJ2QY] While Warsaw Police and Kosciusko County Central Dispatch were attempting to discover why a train blocked nearly every crossing in the city of Warsaw, Mayor Joe Thallemer was on the phone with Norfolk-Southern. The only crossing that was open to traffic was located at Anchorage Road. The train, which had been stopped since approximately …read more.