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Jail security system to be upgraded - Journal Review (opens the original)
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Montgomery County Sheriff Ryan Needham has been working on upgrading the county jail’s surveillance security system for the past three months. On Monday, county commissioners approved the purchase of an updated system including hardware in the amount of $119,912. The funds will be taken from the Capital Cumulative Development Fund. Last Tuesday, the county council approved $32,000 to purchase new cameras at the jail. The council gave the sheriff permission to use funds from the Jail Commissary F
Council approves Innkeepers tax increase - Journal Review (opens the original)
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After several failed attempts in past years, the Innkeepers tax has been increased from 3% to 5% after being approved Tuesday by the Montgomery County Council. The tax is charged to those staying in county hotels, bed and breakfasts and cabins. The tax is collected at the time of payment by those staying in accommodations and is sent to the county auditors office once a month by the entity collecting it. The council voted unanimously to approve the increase which will be distributed to the Montg
Taskforce starts discussion on LIT - Journal Review (opens the original)
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A newly created Montgomery County Municipal Strategic Taskforce (MUST) convened Wednesday for the first time. The group is responsible for deciding how future local income tax funds will be distributed beginning in 2029. The state has asked all counties to form a taskforce with the idea that local governments can be the deciding factor on how local income tax is distributed to municipalities and for emergency services. Townships, libraries, emergency services and each town and city in Indiana wi
North joins others in suit against social media companies - Journal Review (opens the original)
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LINDEN — North Montgomery School Corporation is now included in a growing list of Indiana schools pursuing litigation against social media platforms. The school board approved a resolution at Monday’s regularly scheduled meeting. More than 100 Indiana school corporations are suing social media companies, including Facebook and Snapchat, alleging the platforms are harmful and addictive to students. Court records show schools claim social media causes disruptive behavior in students, including an
Commissioners vote to vacate Ladoga alleys - Journal Review (opens the original)
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After a public meeting Monday, Montgomery County Commissioners approved an ordinance on final reading to vacate a petition filed by Charles and Elizabeth Summers. The petition asked the county to vacate the following: Meridian Street in Ladoga which lies west of Summers’s property located at 450 W. College St., which is approximately 258 feet long and 10 feet wide. The petition also included vacating an alley between 450 and 430 W. College St. Also included in the petition is Hendricks Street be
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