Concerns about fiber optics were unearthed by village officials during a recent joint meeting with project leaders regarding the planned interchange.

HOBART – The Hobart village board agreed at its Wednesday, April 8, meeting to allocate 2019 surplus funds to new projects.

The village board got down to business as usual after approving an infectious and contagious disease policy, apporving a project for Centennial Centre.

The Village of Hobart now has an contagious and infectious disease policy after unanimous approval by the village board Tuesday, March 17.

For possibly the first time ever, the Hobart village board and the Pulaski school board held a joint meeting at Hillcrest Elementary School.

An event policy to establish a procedure and criteria for sponsorship of special events with non-profit organizations received a first reading.

Where village officials will holding a meeting with county administration to discuss the interchange project is still up in the air.

With the last fiscal year completed, and prior to the final audit, Kramer presented Hobart’s final amended 2019 budgets, which the village board approved.

Troy Streckenbach didn’t show up to speak after being invited to a meeting, but county officials expressed an interest in speaking with Hobart officials.

When Mary Smith first started as Hobart clerk in 1983, she worked out of her home, servicing the town of 3,765 residents.