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Crown Point eyeing parking solutions, potential 6% raise for employees in draft of 2022 budget

The proposed total city budget for 2022 is $39.5 million, while the city s proposed general fund is $13.9 million. In 2021, the city s total budget was $37.8 million; the general

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Plans moving forward for development expansion

GARRETT — The Garrett Board of Works gave its approval Tuesday for an escrow agreement between developer Custer Farms Inc. and the Garrett State Bank, and to infrastructure construction plans for phase 2 of Heritage Estates on the south side of town bordering S.R. 327 with an entrance off of C.R. 56. Both documents needed approval prior to meetings of the Plan Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals next week. Phase one of Heritage Estates, currently under development, includes 69 homes, while the second phase will have 58. Water utility Superintendent Pat Kleeman reported valves had been shut off in the Heritage Estates development, causing the loop to not work correctly. Once the valves were turned back on, water pressure was retained. The state’s threshold for water pressure has been met, he added, and it is always maintained above that level. As far as the statute goes, Kleeman said the state is more concerned about a backflow situation rather than water pressure.

Crown Point board OKs purchase of 12 police vehicles

CROWN POINT — The Police Department is looking to upgrade its fleet of vehicles. During a Wednesday Board of Works meeting via Zoom, Crown Point Police Chief Pete Land requested to purchase 10 cars and two motorcycles for the police department.  The department contacted eight vendors for quotes, Land noted.  Land said Smith Ford in Lowell was the the lowest and most responsible bidder for the purchase of 10 cars, including eight 2021 all-wheel drive Police Interceptor Utility patrol SUVs at $39,575 each, and two 2021 all-wheel drive Police Interceptor Utility detective/administration SUVs at $33,864 each.  The total cost for the 10 cars would be $384,328. Land also requested two new motorcycles for the department s motorcycle division.