WARSAW — Amendments of contracts for two projects were approved by the Warsaw Redevelopment Commission Monday afternoon, Nov. 7. The amendments were made on contracts with American Structurepoint Inc., for the Buffalo Street project and Troyer Group for the CR 300N road project.

WARSAW — The creation of an innovation center between the Warsaw Redevelopment Commission, OrthoWorx Inc., and a yet to be named entity, was approved Monday evening, April 4, during the Warsaw Redevelopment Commission meeting. The announcement of another partner will be made today, Tuesday, April 5. The commission agreed to enter into a collaboration agreement …read more.

Troyer Group’s Timothy Wall and Michael Reese were again on hand at the Monday evening, Sept. 14, Milford Town Council meeting to present estimated costs for the three proposed plans to renovate Milford’s facilities.

Milford Town Council was again visited by Timothy Wall and Michael Reese of Troyer Group at its monthly meeting Monday evening, Aug. 10. The consultants presented overviews of three plans for moving ahead with the town facilities study.

In a very brief gathering, Milford Redevelopment Commission met Monday morning, July 13. In what turned out to be the only new order of business, the commission approved its annual “no excess” assessed value letter.

After making five trips to Milford in the last few months, Timothy Wall of Troyer Group finally got the news he was hoping for. On Monday, June 8, Milford Town Council passed a motion to go ahead with Troyer’s Town Facilities Study. Earlier in the day, Milford Redevelopment Commission voted to pay for half of …read more.

Milford Redevelopment Commission Monday, June 8, passed a motion to allow the expenditure of $6,350 toward the cost of Troyer Group’s Milford Town Facilities Study. The amount constitutes half of the $12,700 Troyer indicated. President Dan Brown stressed, “It’s the town’s decision,” meaning the expenditure was dependent on Milford Town Council’s decision to go ahead …read more.

Milford Town Council and Redevelopment Commission will meet Monday, June 8, at Milford Town Hall, 121 S. Main St. Redevelopment commission meeting time is 10 a.m. and the town council convenes at 7 p.m. An item on the agenda of both meetings will be the proposed Milford Town Facilities Study by Troyer Group of South …read more.

Milford Redevelopment Commission meeting scheduled for Monday was cancelled and rescheduled for 10 a.m. Monday, June 8, at Milford Town Hall, 121 S. Main St. The agenda for the June meeting includes reviews of Troyer Group’s proposed Milford town facilities study and the commission’s annual budget. The meeting is open to the public. For more …read more.

Tom and Brenda Bulger were among a handful of residents who attended the Milford Town Council meeting Monday night in hopes of getting answers about what some see as a disturbing number of abandoned or neglected buildings in their neighborhoods. The Bulgers share the corner of Fourth and West streets with a neglected house they …read more.

  Milford Town Council could vote as soon as May 11 on whether or not to hire Troyer Group of Mishawaka to study town facilities and the possible construction of an emergency first responder station combining fire, police and emergency medical technician personnel. The study would also examine relocation of utilities to the current fire …read more.

Milford Town Council had its monthly meeting Monday evening to discuss a wide range of issues from an overall Milford town study to the hiring of lifeguards and concessionaires at the town park. The public input session first heard from Trisha Gall, Milford Lions Club representative, who informed the council the Lions are accepting donations …read more.