Tag: Allen County Board of Commissioners
Statement from the County Commissioners on today’s hearing in federal court
Statement from the Allen County Board of Commissioners on today’s hearing in Federal Court.
Allen County Government re-branding project
Today, Allen County unveiled a brand new identity — which includes a new county logo, county seal, and identity system for other departments and elected offices.
Allen County Health Commissioner Dr. Matthew Sutter to retire in July
Today, Allen County Health Commissioner Dr. Matthew Sutter announced plans to retire from public service later this year.
Allen County Jail Feasibility Study subject of Public Hearing
A feasibility study on the future of the Allen County Jail will be the subject of a public hearing on Friday.
Emergency Declared/Travel WARNING Issued for Allen County Indiana
The Board of Commissioners for the County of Allen, Indiana have declared that a State of Emergency for severe winter weather exists in Allen County, Indiana.
Allen County government buildings closed Thursday – 2/3/2022
The Allen County Board of Commissioners has decided to keep all county buildings under its control closed again Thursday as a winter storm continues to dump snow on the area.
Allen County Parks closed Wednesday – 2/2/2022
Due to the forecasted winter storm, all Allen County Parks and Nature Centers will be closed on Wednesday, February 2, 2022.
Allen County offices will close on Wednesday due to weather
Today, the Allen County Board of Commissioners announced that offices in all county buildings under its control will be closed on Wednesday in the wake of anticipated severe winter weather.
Allen County reaches historic $2B in permitted construction value
Allen County has shattered its previous building permit records in 2021, reaching a historic $2 billion worth of construction value.
County receives Turn Around Don’t Drown signs
Allen County has received a set of Turn Around Don’t Drown signs from the National Weather Service, which will be placed along roads especially prone to flooding.