TOWN OF WINAMAC

The Winamac Town Council held a public hearing before their regular session on Monday, May 9 to hear comments about the recommended upgrades and extension of its water and sewer infrastructure to the Tippecanoe State Park and the Winamac Fish and Wildlife Area (WFWA). The goal of the proposed...
Work on the Main Street hill project near Frain Mortuary and the west entrance of the town park began on Monday, April 18. Approximately 4 feet of road will be removed from the hill, making it easier for drivers to see, as well as allowing for the road to be wider and easier for cars to pass....
Shelby Pickens was sworn in as a Patrolman 3rd Class on Monday, March 28, and will serve as Winamac Police Department’s newest police officer.
Winamac Police Chief Tyler Campbell came before the board to introduce new hire Shelby Pickens to the council. A $2,500 bid for cemetery mowing was also unanimously approved by the Winamac town council at a regular session held on Monday, March 14. The approved bid was one of two bids that were...
Pulaski County Community Development Commission Executive Director Nathan Origer gave an overview of past efforts to start a Winamac main street organization.
The Eastern Pulaski Elementary School Learning Lab was filled with 24 eager Pulaski County residents who expressed interest in learning more about trying to start a Winamac main street organization once again. For those who were not familiar with the Indiana Main Street organization, OCRA's...
The Town of Winamac was hard at work bringing some Christmas cheer to downtown as they put up decorations on Tuesday, Nov. 16.
The Dairy Queen driveway was blocked for an extended period of time due to pumping.
A water main break on Tuesday, June 29 added more water to an already wet week for Winamac, shutting down the southbound lanes of U.S. 35 for an extended period of time. According to the Indiana Department of Transportation, all southbound lanes of U.S. 35 were closed between Ontario Street and...
The Winamac Town Council hired Tyler Campbell as the new town marshal on Monday.  Campbell has been with the department since 2015. He was a deputy with the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Department before that.  Campbell replaces town marshal Mike Buchanan who was working on an interim basis. Buchanan...
Dave DeLorenzo has resigned as the Winamac parks manager.  The Winamac Town Council received his letter during their regular meeting on Monday, March 8 He submitted a three-week notice “due to recent unjust comments,” according to the letter. His resignation was approved by the council.  Town...
Britni and Nick Fritz, along with the Winamac Town Council members Judy Heater, Tom Murray, Larry Weaver, Dave Schambers and Alvin Parish, celebrated the announcement of the Owen Abbott Memorial Splash Pad on Feb. 15.
Owen Abbott will forever be remembered by those who love him for his fun mischievousness and his heart. Owen, 13, was killed in a bus accident on Dec. 5, 2018, while the Winamac Community Middle School students were traveling on a field trip. He was well liked by his peers and teachers and is...
Winamac Town Council members recently broke ground on the newest town project. The town plans to remove several buildings and the “old elevator” from property at the corner of Adams and Logan streets.
The Town of Winamac continues to make improvements with the latest project including purchasing property and eventually removing dilapidated structures.  The property is commonly referred to as the “old elevator” near the corner of Adams and Logan streets and was owned by Freebird Rentals Inc. The...

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