ALBION â Noble County Commissioner Anita Hess knows how precious and limited parking is around the Noble County Courthouse Square while construction work is being done on the new annex.
In fact, Hess said she had to drive around the block twice before finding a spot before Mondayâs meeting.
Once in session, the commissioners agreed to contact Doug Bonar, the person who owns the building which currently houses the Noble County Prosecuting Attorneyâs Office about using that accompanying parking lot after normal work hours.
âRight now, nobody parks there at night,â Albion Town Manager Tena Woenker said in making the case for more parking.
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