The Casey City Council is moving toward potential utility rate increases after a recent audit revealed the city is losing money on its water and sewer operations, officials announced during Monday’s council meeting. Alderman Wilson, reporting on behalf of the Public Utility Committee’s January 20 meeting, told the council that the audit review showed significant…

Executive Session Held: The city council met in closed session for 23 minutes to discuss litigation matters, following proper legal procedures for confidential discussions. No action was announced following the executive session. Regional Development Revival: Economic Development Director Tom Daughhetee reported progress in restarting the Clark County Development Organization, with plans to coordinate economic development…

Casey Police Chief Adam Henderson announced that federal authorities have resolved the investigation into a break-in at the local Pharmacie Shoppe that occurred several months ago. Henderson reported during the January 8 City Council meeting that the DEA and Assistant US Attorney’s office issued a press release regarding the case, indicating that suspects have been…

The Casey City Council approved the transfer of two downtown properties and reorganized council committees during their January 8 meeting, while Mayor Mike Nichols outlined an ambitious list of projects for 2025. Council members unanimously approved Ordinance #577, which authorizes the transfer of real estate at 105 and 107 NW 2nd Street. The ordinance had…

Christmas in the Park Success: The annual Christmas in the Park event attracted approximately 1,800 vehicles and raised around $6,600 in donations, according to organizer Shane Todd. Todd thanked the city for its support and recognized utility workers who helped with setup and teardown of decorations. Snow Removal Operations: Multiple city officials praised utility workers…