TOWN OF WINAMAC

Revitalizing downtown Winamac and its historic buildings was one of the many items discussed at a recent town council meeting. Pictured is Market Street in Winamac circa 1930s. The postcard was published by Carpers Drug Store, Winamac. It was printed by Eagle Post Card View Company Inc., New York. The postcard, owned by Rick Norton, is not dated but the vehicles indicate it could be 1930s-1940s.
The Winamac Town Council recently heard a proposal for the rehabilitation and revitalization of downtown Winamac from resident Claude LeMere. LeMere said that he has a background in rehabilitating downtowns and has a passion for restoring and preserving their history. LeMere had several items that...
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The Winamac Town Council continued their conversation on officer retention for the Winamac Police Department during a regular meeting on Monday, Feb. 12. They ultimately passed motions to approve both a pay raise and a take home car program to assist in trying to attract and retain officers to the...
About 20 feet of dirt and stone will be built up around the base of the silos at 302 S. Logan Street in Winamac.
Work has been continuing on the old Winamac grain elevator, according to information given at a recent Winamac Town Council meeting. Demolition officially started in early January on the former elevator located at 302 S. Logan Street. Most of the metal on the silos has now been taken down and...
Demolition officially started this past week on a former Winamac grain elevator located at 302 S. Logan Street. The town of Winamac received a Blight Clearance Program grant in the amount of $252,440 for the demolition, removal of debris and the conversion to a green space.
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The Winamac Police Department is still seeking a solution for the challenges they are facing with officer retention. It's important to note that retention is not just exclusive to the Winamac Police Department, however. There are far fewer men and women going into law enforcement across the nation...
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The housing development opportunity that was discussed at the December Winamac Town Council meeting was brought before the Pulaski County Commissioners on Tuesday, Jan. 2. Pulaski County Community Development Commission Executive Director Nathan Origer advised that the area to the east behind the...
The Winamac Volunteer Fire Department will be receiving a custom pumper truck sometime in 2025 from the Alexis Fire Equipment Company.
Since the bid was reviewed and was found to be complete, the Winamac Town Council officially approved the custom pumper bid from the Alexis Fire Equipment Company in the amount of $684,905. In November, the town had received a bid for a commercial pumper and a custom pumper from the company. During...
The Winamac Town Council discussed two sets of bids during a regular meeting on Monday, Nov. 13 – the fire truck and the trash service bids. They opened up the fire truck bids first. The only bid they received was from Alexis Fire Equipment Company for a commercial pumper and a custom pumper. It...
Five sealed bids for a new trash collection contract were opened by the Winamac Town Council during a regular meeting on Monday, Oct. 9. The bids were from LAP Waste, Waste Management, APEX Waste, On Point Waste Services and Republic Services. The lowest bid was from On Point Waste Services, which...
As a result of several past discussions, the Winamac Town Council passed both a revised golf cart and a revised speed limit ordinance during a regular meeting on Monday, Sept. 11. On Monday, the council had an updated golf cart ordinance in front of them for approval. An item that was taken out was...

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