During the regular monthly meeting of the Turkey Creek Township Advisory Board on Monday evening, board members passed a resolution to establish charges for fire department services within the township. In accordance to state recommended guidelines, the fire department may charge up to $250 per response vehicle, $100 per command vehicle, $150 per hour per …read more.

After 10 months of review and discussion, the Turkey Creek Fire Territory Executive Board sent plans for renovating Syracuse Fire Station No. 1 back to the drawing board during its regular monthly meeting Thursday night. Discussion on the plan lasted over an hour. Board member Brad Jackson presented a plan for a one story renovation …read more.

Turkey Creek Township Fire Chief Mickey Scott requested guidance from the Turkey Creek Township Fire Territory Board in preparing the 2013 operations budget and the equipment replacement budget during the fire territory board’s regular monthly meeting Thursday night. Scott also requested a public employee retirement fund plan be considered for the 2013 budget. He will …read more.

Channel Marker Restaurant and Picture Pefect Events of Lake Wawasee are pleased to announce that they are partnering together to provide full service catering, floral arrangements and everything needed to make each event special. This partnership will now allow Channel Marker Catering to provide catering services for 20-2,000 guests well as floral arrangements, tents, linens, china and more . Both …read more.

By LAUREN ZEUGNER Staff Writer [email protected]  Turkey Creek Township Fire Territory Chief Mickey Scott reported to the Turkey Creek Fire Territory Board he has received a number of complaints about people parking in fire lanes. He made the report during the board’s regular monthly meeting Thursday night. Scott pointed out parking in a fire lane …read more.

By SARAH WRIGHT Staff Writer [email protected]  Turkey Creek Fire Territory met Friday when renovations to fire station one, EMS pricing and repairs were discussed. The financial report noted 59 percent of the repair and parts budget had already been used. Syracuse Fire Chief Mickey Scott said the increase in costs was due to troubles with …read more.