The Churubusco Park splash pad will remain in the recommended spot suggested by the Park Board and Splash Pad committee earlier this year …

Councilman John Hart made it clear Wednesday night that he disagrees with a committee’s site selection for the new splash pad at Churubusco Community Park …

The Town ponders a golf cart ordinance, and Councilman Hart questions the safety of the proposed site for the new splash park …

The new splash pad in Churubusco Community Park should open in June or earlier …

“We can never grow as a town if we don’t do this,” said Frank Kessler, council president. “It’s something that should have been done years ago by another council and now it’s been thrown in our laps. If we don’t do it, then it will just keep getting put off.”

Town employees may get a one percent raise in 2010 with one council member saying she would not approve a rate increase of any kind, given the current state of the economy.

By this time next year, the Churubusco Police Department, Churubusco utilities department and the clerk-treasurer should be occupying a new building on South Main Street …

The new Churubusco water treatment plant should still be completed sometime next spring, even though recent rains have caused delays in construction.

The three-member council voted unanimously to adopt the fiscal plan for the annexation of 144.5 acres which houses 14 properties, including MAHLE, BRC Rubber Co. and C & A Tool Engineering.

The Churubusco Town Council voted 2-1 on July 15 to increase the utility service deposit from $50 to $125 for any new customers wishing to connect to the Town’s water/sewer services.

The Churubusco Town Council was presented with a timeline and an annexation plan for the east side of South Main Street (U.S. 33) at its July 1st meeting.

The Churubusco Town Council discussed a proposal to increase the security deposit on water meters at Wednesday night’s meeting, but no decision was reached. Board president Frank Kessler said a proposed ordinance will be drafted and presented at the July 1 meeting.

The Churubusco Town Council awarded the contracting bid for the new water filtration plant Wednesday night to low bidder Gerig-Ottenweller Construction, who bid $2,109,000.

CHURUBUSCO, Ind. – Town Council members unanimously approved a capital projects plan Wednesday that included annexation planning services, sewer and storm water rehabilitation, street paving and repair, lift station upgrades and purchasing equipment for excavation and snow removal.
The list of proposed expenditures – submitted to the council by Jeremy Hart, town supervisor – is for [...]

Several potential vendors of the Churubusco Farmers Market showed up at a recent Churubusco Town Council meeting to hear about a proposed ordinance outlining the rules and regulations of the 2009 market.
Council member Viv Sade outlined a proposed ordinance based on information she had received from representatives from the Whitley County Board of Health.
She said [...]

CHURUBUSCO, Ind. – The Churubusco Town Council has posted the following agenda for their meeting Wednesday, Feb. 4, at 6:30 p.m. at the Town Hall on Home Avenue.
• Call to order, welcome and roll call by Frank Kessler, Council President
• Pledge of Allegiance
• Approval of meeting minutes for January 21, 2009
• Approval of claims and [...]

Churubusco Town Hall
CHURUBUSCO, Ind. – The Town of Churubusco will receive $12,000 from the Whitley County Community Foundation toward the first phase of a trailways project.
The first phase, as outlined by the Churubusco Town Council, will involve a path/trail from Thresher’s Ridge subdivision and Vandalia apartments through the park to Mulberry Street and the [...]

The Churubusco Town Council approved the second of a proposed 2-year, 3-phase water rate increase in an effort to help meet costs for building a new water treatment plant.

CHURUBUSCO, Ind. (Dec. 17, 2008) — Churubusco Town Council members Frank Kessler and Viv Sade agreed Wednesday, Dec. 17, to give town employees a three percent salary increase in 2009, but warned that it may have to last for three years.

The Town Council discussed drafting an ordinance to outline regulations for the Churubusco Farmers Market, which has been in operation two years at the corner of Main and Whitley streets from May through October.
“Basically, we have nothing at this time,” Viv Sade, council president said. “And – due to the economy, I’m guessing – I’ve [...]