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Government Projects in Lagrange County
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Appraisals for a new town building averaged $1,465,000, and the council authorized pursuing a bank loan of up to $265,000 for its purchase. The attorney also requested a review with the Clerk-Treasurer and Local Govt Services to see if $265,000 exists in another fund instead of borrowing. This signals an active plan to acquire and likely renovate or fit out a new facility, with financing and project scope still being finalized.
The council passed Resolution 2026-4-27(a) authorizing the purchase of real estate for $2,200,000 and separately approved an offer to purchase property from Keystone RV Company (Crossroads Corporate Office) with closing by June 15, 2026. This is a sizable property acquisition that may be repurposed for municipal or community functions. Architects, engineers, IT integrators, and facility planners should track this as it will likely require renovation, buildout, furniture, technology, and ongoing facility services once a use is defined.
Ordinance 2026-6-8(b) was approved to move $1,050,000 into the Rainy Day Fund. The council also authorized exploring whether $265,000 could be drawn from other funds instead of borrowing for a new building. This pool of flexible reserves will influence how capital projects, facilities, and major purchases are financed in the near term.
The town awarded a purchase of side intake valves for a new fire engine to Elkhart Brass for $5,382 plus shipping. This is part of outfitting a recently acquired engine and confirms Elkhart Brass as a current equipment supplier. Fire equipment vendors can track this as incumbent intelligence and watch for additional gear, maintenance, and replacement needs tied to the new apparatus.
Council awarded a $27,000 quote to Indiana Pump Works to replace both pumps at a septic station. This shows an immediate capital repair in the town's wastewater infrastructure. Firms in wastewater equipment, SCADA, controls, and maintenance can view this as a sign of aging lift station assets and explore broader asset management, monitoring, or service agreements beyond this one replacement.
The council approved Pay Application 1 for the 2025 Streets Lehman Avenue project to Pulver Asphalt Paving for $192,009.25. This is part of an ongoing street improvement program and indicates active construction and contract administration. Vendors in paving, traffic control, inspection, and materials testing can track this as a current capital project that may lead to follow-on segments, maintenance, or related work.
At the April 27, 2026 park meeting, the Topeka Town Council approved an electrical quote for East Park and awarded the work to Weller Electric for 2490. This indicates a defined scope of electrical improvements or repairs at the park, likely related to lighting, power to facilities, or similar needs. The motion passed unanimously, so the vendor decision and initial funding are already in place. For vendors, this serves mainly as incumbent intelligence around small-park electrical work and suggests the town is actively investing in park infrastructure and may have related needs such as lighting, security cameras, or future upgrades that could require additional services or products.
The town approved Retainage Release Pay App 3 for the 2024 Streets Ohio Street project and a final change order with Niblock under the contract amount. This indicates near-completion or closeout of the Ohio Street paving contract. Vendors can use this as incumbent intelligence on Niblock and to anticipate future 2026+ street projects where prior performance and new partners may be considered.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Lagrange County, Indiana
25 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Wolcottville Town
Town of Van Buren
Town of Topeka Town
Town of Topeka
Town of Springfield
Town of Shipshewana
Town of Newbury
Town of Milford
Town of Lima
Town of Lagrange Town
Town of Lagrange
Town of Johnson
Town of Greenfield
Town of Eden
Town of Clearspring
Town of Clay
Town of Bloomfield
Town of Balance of Newbury
Town of Balance of Johnson
Town of Balance of Eden
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