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EPD DAILY ACTIVITY REPORT
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Vanderburgh County Board of Commissioners Meeting
DRAFT AGENDA
Vanderburgh County Board of Commissioners
January 27, 2026 – 9:30 a.m.
Room 301, Civic Center Complex
1. Call to Order
2. Attendance
3. Pledge of Allegiance
4. Action Items
A. Engineer
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Open Bids: VC26-01-01 “Milling and Resurfacing of County Roads”
Open Quotes: VC26-01-02 “Guardrail Repairs”
Sidewalk Waiver Request: Daylight Estates
Acceptance of Street Improvements: Windham Estates
Interlocal Agreement with Evansville Water and Sewer Utility for Relocation of
Water Lines Related to the Reconstruction of Oak Hill Road Between Lynch and
St. George
6. Approval of Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Transition Plan Update
B. Burdette Park
1. 2. Contract #5385222: Agreement with Lamar to Provide Advertising Services
Contract #5385235: Agreement with Lamar to Provide Advertising Services
C. Computer Services
1. Tyler Technologies Enterprise Permitting and Licensing Amendment
D. Highway
1. Request to Change Schedule for Night Shift Positions
E. Sheriff
1. 2025 Federal Equitable Sharing Agreement and Certification
F. Treasurer
1. Local Board of Finance – Election of President and Secretary
2. 2025 Investment Report
G. Superintendent of County Buildings
1. Old Courthouse Lease Guaranty and Agreement with D. Chris Carroll Attorney
H. Resolution No. CO.R-01-26-003 Establishing a Minimum Bid for the Certificate Sale of
2025 Tax Sale No Sale Properties
I. Resolution No. CO.R-01-26-004 Expressing Support for Indiana House Bill 1250
Regarding Victim Notification When Violent Offenders Are Released From Prison
J. First Reading of Ordinance CO.V-02-26-005: A Petition to Vacate a 10’ Drainage
Easement in Cambridge Village IV between Lots 3 and 4 at 19031 and 19045 Amherst
Lane
K. L. Memorandum of Agreement with Prokuma Properties LLC
Evansville Regional Economic Partnership (E-REP) 2026 Service Agreement and Semi-
Annual Report
5. Department Head Reports
6. New Business
7. Old Business
8. Read Bids: VC26-01-01 “Milling and Resurfacing of County Roads”
9. Read Quotes: VC26-01-02 “Guardrail Repairs”
10. Consent Items
Drainage Board Immediately FollowingA. B. Approval of January 13, 2026, Board of Commissioners Meeting Minutes
Approval of January 20, 2026, Board of Commissioners Executive Session Summary
Minutes
C. Employment Changes
D. Auditor
1. Claims Voucher Reports
i. ii. January 12, 2026 – January 16, 2026
January 19, 2026 – January 23, 2026
E. Treasurer
1. December 2025 Monthly Report
F. Vanderburgh County Redevelopment Commission Appointment
1. Dave Clark
11. Public Comment
12. Rezonings
A. Final Reading of Rezoning Ordinance VC-1-2026
Petitioner: American Tree Experts
Address: 5800 Kansas Road
Request: Change from Ag to M-2 with UDC
B. First Reading of Rezoning Ordinance VC-2-2026
Petitioner: JLO Properties LLC (Jeff O’Risky)
Address: Part of 2024 Allens Lane
Request: Change from Ag to M-3 with UDC
13. Adjournment
12. Members of the Vanderburgh County Board of Commissioners
i. Justin Elpers, President – District 2
a. Term: January 1, 2023 – December 31, 2026
ii. Amy Canterbury, Vice President – District 3
a. Term: January 1, 2025 – December 31, 2028
iii. Mike Goebel, Member – District 1
a. Term: January 1, 2025 – December 31, 2028
Drainage Board Immediately Following
UE Campus to Remain Closed Monday, January 26, 2026, Due to Winter Weather
THUNDERBOLTS COME UP JUST SHORT IN PEORIA WITH 3-1 LOSS
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Bill allowing Hoosier Lottery online sales won’t win in Legislature this year
The plug has been pulled on a bill that would give the Hoosier Lottery permission to sell tickets online and host instant games on its website.
The proposal cleared an Indiana House committee on Jan. 8 but had not been called for a vote by the full House. It was scratched from Thursday’s House calendar and won’t advance this legislative session, House Public Policy Committee Chair Ethan Manning said.
“It didn’t have enough support, really, from either caucus on the concept,” Manning told the Indiana Capital Chronicle. “I don’t think I could have changed one word in the bill to gain any more votes. It’s just the idea itself. We’re clearly not ready, as a Legislature, to move any further on any forms of online gambling.”
Illinois, Kentucky and Michigan are among 18 states currently with online lottery sales and Hoosier Lottery officials supported the move as a way to boost revenue.
An analysis of House Bill 1078 projected that online sales would increase the lottery’s revenues by between $314 million and $629 million in the third year. That would increase the lottery’s annual profits — $340 million for fiscal year 2025 — by between $31 million and $94 million in the third year.
The lottery’s sales have been flat at around $1.7 billion for the past five years.
Manning, R-Logansport, called the bill’s failure “a shame, because it’s one way to get additional state revenue without raising taxes, and we have very few ways to do that.”
“I was hopeful that that argument would help, but it did not,” he said.
Republican House Speaker Todd Huston said he wasn’t persuaded by such reasoning.
“Gaming policy shouldn’t be done for the sake of revenue,” Huston told reporters Thursday. “It should be done because you think it’s the right public policy, and we’ve never chased revenue in the past. I think it would be a mistake to do it now.”
A Hoosier Lottery spokesman declined to comment.
Manning’s committee last year endorsed a bill for both online lottery and internet casino games, but it didn’t reach the full House for a vote amid concerns of drawing business away from physical casinos and greater gambling addiction risks.
Manning said this year’s bill faced similar objections despite focusing solely on lottery sales, pointing to worries over online sports betting that was legalized in 2019.
“Sports wagering, having gone so early and Indiana being one of the earliest states to do that, I think that’s hurt our argument for further forms of online gaming, because a lot of members don’t like the impacts,” he said. “They don’t like seeing the advertisements and those sorts of things.”
This story has been updated with comment from House Speaker Todd Huston and Hoosier Lottery declining to comment.