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IS IT TRUE FEBRUARY 6, 2018

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We hope that today’s “IS IT TRUE” will provoke honest and open dialogue concerning issues that we, as responsible citizens of this community, need to address in a rational and responsible way?”

IS IT TRUE we congratulate Vanderburgh County Commissioner and Banker Ben Shoulders for being elected as the new President of the Boys and Girls Club of Evansville at the Annual Board of Directors meeting last night?

IS IT TRUE we also congratulate Mayor Winnecke for receiving the Boys and Girls Club “2018 MAN OF THE YEAR” award?

IS IT TRUE that questions have been raised about the reasons that the water bills in Vanderburgh County have increased dramatically during 2018?…as has been known for years a couple of big projects are underway in very early attempts to address the consent decree that the EPA is enforcing against the City of Evansville and these projects are what is driving the price increases?…these projects and thus the price increases are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to having accelerated price increases for water and sewer in Evansville?…the taxpayers, renters, and homeowners of this region can plan on increases like this every year for roughly the next 20 years by which time the average bill will be between $300 and $500 per month?

IS IT TRUE Evansville has delayed fixing a problem that has been known about for nearly 30 years and has been under an EPA mandate for over a decade?…during that decade, the leadership of Evansville has borrowed to build the Ford Center, to subsidize the Doubletree Hotel, to build some gold plated ball fields, to put a bike path in a an disadvantaged area to  reverse the economic direction of North Main Street, subsidized a medical school, gotten space age water meters that are attached to archaic water pipes, new multi million dollars Rhino and Penguin exhibits at the Zoo and a host of other fun and games types of projects?…the projects have done little to impact the economy but they did put the taxpayers at nearly $500 million worth of bonded debt?…when municipalities have borrowed all that they can possibly borrow with the general fund revenue, ALL NEW BORROWING MUST HAVE NEW REVENUE TO SERVICE THE DEBT?…this is why all of the Billion dollars that will ultimately be spent to comply with the EPA mandate will have to be paid for with increases in the water and sewer fees?…it did not have to be that way if responsible fiscal policy had been followed?

IS IT TRUE that Andrew Smith tried to warn the people of Evansville when he ran for City Council in 2007 on a “Sewers B4 Stadium” platform?…Mr. Smith was right then and he still is?…Smith’s voice was drowned out by the arena supporters who allied themselves with former Mayor Jonathan Weinzapfel and his scheme to build the Ford Center without a referendum?…these allies of course commissioned a crony consultant to do a study that told them what they wanted to hear about the forecasted resounding financial successes of the Ford Center?…alas the projections turned out to be a false as possible and the Ford Center is now a $9 million drain on the general fund each budget year?…this money and other boondoggle projects that the Weinzapfel Administration originated COULD HAVE BEEN USED FOR INFRASTRUCTURE?…it is a pity that it wasn’t because now the Evansville Sewer and Water System improvements that are mandated by the EPA are 100% pay to play?

IS IT TRUE when the President of IVY TECH, Dr. Sue Ellsperman visited the Southwest campus in Evansville last year she indicated that she understands that the public misunderstanding about community colleges still exists, and she wants to change it? …its obvious that she still needs to be more aggressive in addressing the staffing, marketing, political and communications problems that currently exist at  IVY TECH statewide in order for her to achieve her goal?  …the masses still have a misunderstanding what IVY TECH is all about?  …we still feel if anyone can lead IVY TECH in the right direction Dr. Sue Ellsperman is still the right person to do it?

IS IT TRUE we are extremely pleased that the City of Evansville has installed new glass-enclosed shelters at select bus stops throughout the city? …these bus stop shelters protect our disadvantaged citizens of our community during bad weather while waiting for a bus? …we hope that the Mayor will find additional money to continue building these glass-enclosed bus stop shelters because it’s a worthy public works project?

IS IT TRUE we hope that the Mayor will start ridding of the unsightly park type benches that are presently located at bus stops?  …we also feel that advertising displayed on these benches are also extremely unattractive?

IS IT TRUE the segment held at the end of City Council that allows public comment is now dubbed as the “3 Minutes of Censorship”?  …we were hoping that the newly elected President of City Council Jim Brinkmeyer will change this unacceptable public comment policy created by past Council President Missy Mosby but it’s obvious that won’t happen?  …we can guarantee that the “3 Minutes of Censorship” policy will be a major campaign issue during the next city election?  …censorship should never be accepted by the media or the taxpayers alike?

IS IT TRUE in years past the Vanderburgh County Democratic party political fundraisers turned out to be a financial disaster? …we hear that couple years ago a Democratic party golf fundraiser cost more money to put on than they collected?  …we can guarantee that this type thing won’t happen under the new leadership of Democratic party Chairman Scott Danks?

IS IT TRUE that Vanderburgh GOP Chairman Wayne Park is one “heck of a political fundraiser”? …this is one of the main reasons why the local Republican party is doing so well in getting out the vote is because they have the money to do so?

Todays “Readers Poll” question is: Do you feel that Democratic party Chairman Scott Danks can make the local Democratic party competitive once again?

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Todays Vanderburgh County Commissioners Meeting Agenda

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Agenda of the Vanderburgh County Board of Commissioners

February 6, 2018, at 3:00 pm, Room 301

  1. Call to Order
  2. Attendance
  3. Pledge of Allegiance
  4. Action Items 
    1. County Treasurer:  Tax Sale Courtesy Letters
    2. First Reading of Ordinance CO.02-18-008: Amending Chapter 2.69 of Vanderburgh County Code on the Homelessness Commission
    3. Final Reading of Ordinance CO.02-18-007: Amending Chapter 2.48 of Vanderburgh County Code on the Information Technology Advisory Committee
  5. Board Appointments 
  6. Department Head Reports
  7. New Business
  8. Old Business
    1. Road Hearing February 28, 2018 11:00 am- 1:00 pm Central Library Browning Room
  9. Public Comment
  10. Consent Items
    1. Contracts, Agreements and Leases
      1. County Treasurer: Master’s Touch Contract Renewal
      2. Superintendent of County Buildings: Lease Agreement with Aaron Tanner / Suite 10
      3. Alternative Service Concepts, LLC: Claims Service Contract Renewal
      4. Superior Court: Independent Contractor Agreement
        1. Jordan Buechler
        2. Elba Rodriquez
        3. Madelynn Wiethop
      5. County Auditor: Kronos Support Services Renewal Agreement
      6. Community Corrections: Professional Services Agreement
        1. Nancy Angermeier
        2. Charles Pace
    2. Approval of January 23, 2018 Meeting Minutes
    3. Employment Changes
    4. Surplus Request:
      1. Sheriff’s Department, Four Vehicles
      2. County Clerk, Xerox Copier
      3. County Coroner, Whirlpool Washer
      4. County Superior Court, Photocopier
    5. Economic Development Coalition of Southwest Indiana: January 2018 Report
    6. United Neighborhoods of Evansville: December 2017 Report
    7. Old National Events Plaza: Engagement Letter for 2017 Financial Review
    8. Weights and Measures: December 15, 2017 to January 16, 2018 Monthly Report
    9. County Auditor: January 2018 Accounts Payable Voucher
    10. Township Trustee 2018 Standards:
      1. Union
      2. German
    11. Soil and Water Conservation District: January 25, 2018 Meeting Minutes
    12. Superintendent of County Buildings: Amended Old Courthouse Foundation By-laws
    13. County Engineering:
      1. Pay Request #33 U.S. 41 Expansion T.I.F for the sum of $29,640.00
      2. Waiver of Mineral Interest for Green River Road Phase 7 Parcel 11
      3. Travel Request (2)
      4. Claims
  11. Adjournment

House Drops Fees For Lifetime Gun Permits

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By Quinn Fitzgerald
TheStatehouseFile.com

INDIANAPOLIS—Legislation that would eliminate the fee for a lifetime gun permit passed the Indiana House Monday in spite of concerns that it would affect funding for police training.

House Bill 1424, which passed 70-20, also changes a four-year handgun license to five years.

In its original form, the bill proposed eliminating all handgun permits. Rep. Timothy Wesco, R-Osceola, author of the bill, stripped that language and replaced it with the changes in permits and fees, saying the state is moving in the right direction.

“Yes, some might not be satisfied with the extent of this bill and want more, but we have to recognize that we’re working under the current system, we’re working a new law, and we hopefully do what we can to make sure that constitutional rights are protected and guaranteed right here in Indiana,” Wesco said.

Rep. Charlie Brown, D-Gary, questioned Wesco about the loss of revenue that many local police departments have used for training. Wesco said the potential loss of revenue would be $6 to $7 million, but Brown countered that he understood it might be closer to $11 million. The Legislative Services Agency, in examining the fiscal impact of the bill, reported the higher number.

“I don’t find that to be rational or reasonable. I think that’s a worst possible case scenario,” Rep. Ben Smaltz, R-Auburn, said in reaction to Brown.

Wesco pointed out that the fees being charged were significantly higher than the actual cost of issuing the permit and is subsidizing local law enforcement budgets.

“That’s a responsibility we should all share equally, that law-abiding gun owners shouldn’t have to carry that extra burden,” he said.

Wesco said the funds would be replaced, and the effective date of the bill has been changed from July 1, 2018, to July 1, 2019, to ensure this.

Rep. Jim Lucas, R-Seymour, opposed the bill, arguing that no handgun licensing should exist because “licensing a constitutional right is not only wrong, but it’s immoral and dangerous.” He has maintained that limits on gun ownership violate the Second Amendment and in authorizing fees, officials are violating their oaths to uphold the Constitution.

“What’s ironic to me is the implicit thought that we have suddenly got a bunch of brilliantly constitutional scholars and that for decades and decades, people who sat in these chairs, have passed all these laws, charging a small amount of money to get a gun license, they were all violating their oath,” said Rep. Edward Delaney, D-Indianapolis, in response to Lucas’ comment.

Rep. Sue Errington, D-Muncie, expressed concern with costs, specifically if non-gun license holders should have to pay for those who possess the permits.

“I don’t have a firearm. I don’t have a permit, and I don’t intend to get one. Should I have to pay for somebody else’s? Nobody but me is paying for my license to drive my car,” Errington said.

HB 1424 now goes to the Senate.

FOOTNOTE: Quinn Fitzgerald is a reporter for TheStatehouseFile.com, a news website powered by Franklin College journalism students.

Legislative Update From Indiana Courts

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Attached below is the Legislative Update from Indiana Courts. A new issue is available below, or visit http://indianacourts.us/legislative.

Unlawful encroachment by a sex offender    published on 02/02/2018 01:23 PM EST

The Senate Corrections and Criminal Law Committee heard SB 12 on unlawful encroachment by a sex offender, authored by Sen. Bohacek.  The bill provides that a sex offender who establishes a residence: (1) with the intent to reside at the residence; and (2) within a one-mile radius of the residence of the victim of the […]
02/02/2018 01:22 PM EST
The Senate Judiciary Committee heard SB 33 on houses of worship and firearms, authored by Sen. Sandlin. The bill permits a person who may legally possess a firearm to possess a firearm on school property if the person possesses the firearm: (1) as an employee or volunteer of a house of worship located on the school […]
02/02/2018 01:21 PM EST
The Senate Corrections and Criminal Law Committee heard SB 131 on crimes involving synthetic drugs, authored by Sen. Bohacek. The bill makes certain offenses involving synthetic drugs an enhancing circumstance and removes certain misdemeanor prosecutions concerning synthetic drugs and synthetic lookalike drugs from eligibility for conditional discharge. The Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys Council supported the bill. The bill […]
02/02/2018 01:21 PM EST
The Senate Corrections and Criminal Law Committee heard SB 140 on maintaining a common nuisance, authored by Sen. Young. The bill provides a defense to the crime of maintaining a common nuisance if: (1) the location was not primarily used for specified unlawful acts; (2) the charged offense involves less than a specified quantity of marijuana, […]
02/02/2018 01:20 PM EST
The Senate Civil Law Committee heard SB 222 authored by Sen. Head on misleading or inaccurate caller identification. This bill provides that a person who knowingly violates the statute concerning the transmission of misleading or inaccurate caller identification information commits a Class A misdemeanor or if the person has a previous unrelated conviction under the […]
02/02/2018 01:19 PM EST
The Senate Judiciary Committee heard SB 238 on the Office of Judicial Administration, authored by Sen. Bray. The bill does the following: changes all references to the Division of State Court Administration and the Judicial Center to the Office of Judicial administration changes all references to the executive director of the Division of State Court Administration […]
02/02/2018 01:18 PM EST
The Senate Civil Law Committee heard SB 240 authored by Sen. Leising on service animals. The author clarified that this bill is for emotional support animals not service animals. The bill specifies that a landlord may not ask an individual with a disability who seeks to use an emotional support animal about the existence, nature, […]
02/02/2018 01:18 PM EST
The Senate Judiciary Committee heard SB 247 on creditors’ rights, authored by Sen. Koch. The bill makes various changes to Medicaid, probate, and trust law relating to creditors’ claims, claims against non-probate transferees, and no contest provisions in wills and trusts. The bill was amended by consent to make numerous amendments to language relating to […]
02/02/2018 01:16 PM EST
The Senate Corrections and Criminal Law Committee heard SB 292 on criminal law matters, authored by Sen. Young. The bill does the following: repeals the offense of auto theft and receiving stolen auto parts provides that a person who knowingly or intentionally exerts unauthorized control of a motor vehicle or a component part of a motor […]
02/02/2018 01:15 PM EST
The Senate Corrections and Criminal Law Committee heard SB 295 on school property and religious institutions, authored by Sen. Mrvan.  The bill permits a sex offender to enter school property if: (1) a religious institution or house of worship is located on the school property; (2) the person enters the school property for the sole […]
02/02/2018 01:15 PM EST
For amend and vote only, the Senate Civil Law Committee heard SB 339 authored by Sen. Merritt on controlled substance dispensing. The bill requires a pharmacy and pharmacist to sell or dispense a schedule II controlled drug in a lockable vial and bill the drug manufacturer for the cost of the lockable vial. The bill […]
02/02/2018 01:14 PM EST
The Senate Civil Law Committee heard SB 372 authored by Sen. Holdman on notarial acts. This bill makes technical changes to standardize language concerning registration of trademarks and regulation related to notarial acts. It specifies requirements related to notarial acts, including use of electronic documentation and technology for electronic notarial acts and for remote notarial […]
02/02/2018 01:14 PM EST
The Senate Family and Children Services Committee heard SB 381 authored by Sen. Messmer on children in need of services (CHINS). The author explained that when one child in the home is sexually abused, all children in the home are removed; however, if one child is physically abused, not all children are removed. The bill […]
02/02/2018 01:13 PM EST
The Senate Judiciary Committee heard SB 402 on termination of parental rights, authored by Sen. Becker. The Committee heard the bill for amend and vote only. The bill was amended by consent to remove all provisions of the bill except for the provisions requiring the pre-dispositional report to be made available 48 hours before a hearing.  […]
02/02/2018 01:12 PM EST
The Senate Corrections and Criminal Law Committee heard SB 404 on impaired driving offenses, authored by Sen. Koch.  The bill does the following: changes the term “under” to “in accordance with” in certain statutes concerning defenses involving the use of valid prescriptions while operating a motor vehicle creates the offense of operating a vehicle while […]
02/02/2018 01:12 PM EST
The Senate Family and Children Services Committee heard SB 428 authored by Sen. Zay on Department of Child Services (DCS). The bill requires the local school to participate in a case conference in a CHINS case when DCS prepares a pre-disposition report and requires DCS to share drug test results. Two local school representatives discussed […]
02/02/2018 01:11 PM EST
For amend and vote only, the Senate Civil Law Committee heard SB 431 authored by Sen. L. Brown on immunity for reports of suspected abuse or neglect. The bill provides immunity from civil and criminal liability for a person who assists with or participates, and a health care provider who provides professional intervention in an […]
02/02/2018 01:10 PM EST
The House Judiciary Committee reheard HB 1061 authored by Rep. Lehman and Rep. Torr on asbestos litigation for amend and vote only. The bill specifies the causes of action that may constitute a product liability action. The bill was amended to assign to a study committee the issue of the appropriate statute of repose duration in product […]
02/02/2018 01:10 PM EST
The House Judiciary Committee heard HB 1115 authored by Rep. Hamilton and Rep. Culver on landowner immunity for trail access. The bill amends current law to include limitations on a landowner’s liability for an injury to a person or property caused by an act or failure to act of another person using the landowner’s premises for […]
02/02/2018 01:09 PM EST
The House Judiciary Committee heard HB 1194 authored by Rep. Speedy on delinquent self-storage facility rents. The bill amends current law to allow a self-storage facility owner to impose and collect a late fee from renters. This bill also authorizes the facility owner to recover all reasonable costs and expenses of rent collection and lien enforcement. The […]

Sheriff’s Deputies, Confinements Officers Recognized At Ceremony

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Honoring the old, and bringing in the new. The Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office held a ceremony to recognize the accomplishments of several deputies and confinement officers. It was held Monday morning at the Old Courthouse in Evansville.

Each person was recognized for a number of things, including life-saving acts. The sheriff’s office also welcomed seven new sheriff’s deputies.

Sheriff Dave Wedding says the event is always a special time in a new sheriff’s deputy’s life.

Wedding said, “It’s also really neat to hire new deputy sheriffs because I remember back thirty-something years ago when I became a new deputy sheriff. It’s a new part of your life, it’s a new journey for you. It’s an exciting time, the families are very excited, and it’s exciting for me to give them that chance to be a deputy sheriff and serve our community.”

A former deputy also received an award for saving the life of a current Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office employee.

New Deputy Sheriffs:
Michael Brown
Scott Elmendorf
Daniel Sander
Shelley Wallace
Adam Weinzapfel
Jared Zwilling
Clint Stanton

Completion of ILEA:
Deputy Jordan Kuester
Deputy Chelsea Trail

Retirement:
Joe Beckwith – Deputy Sheriff
Emily Lander – Confinement Officer

Awards:
Chris Spence – Lifesaver Award
Sgt. Mark Rasure – Achievement Award
Sgt. Stetsun Sunderman – Commendation Award
Sgt. Joshua Wargel – Commendation Award
Deputy Kyle Alexander – Commendation Award
Deputy Shawn King – Commendation Award
Deputy Erik Nilssen – Commendation Award
Deputy Tony Toopes – Commendation Award
Deputy Zach Whicker – Commendation Award

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Indiana Senate Passes Bill To Legalize CBD Oil

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 A bill that would legalize CBD oil for Hoosiers passes the Senate. Indiana Senate Bill 52 passed 35-13. Under the legislation, Hoosiers would be able to buy CBD oil that contains less than 0.3 percent or less of THC.

With the low amount of THC, CBD oil users would reportedly not experience a “high” feeling that conventional marijuana users may encounter.

CBD oil has been shown to help with various medical conditions such as cancer, epilepsy, and severe pain.

The oil would be available for purchase over-the-counter from retailers across the state.

The bill heads to the House for further consideration.

This bill is sponsored by Senator Jim Tomes (R-Wadesville).

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Evansville Man Sentenced For Child Molesting Conviction

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 Vanderburgh County Superior Court Judge Robert Pigman sentenced 56-year-old Mark Allan Farmer to 31 years behind bars Monday morning, following a guilty verdict in December.

In December, a jury convicted Mark Allan Farmer of:

  • Child Molesting (Level 1 Felony)
  • Child Molesting (Level 4 Felony)

The investigation by the Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office began after a disclosure by the 6-year-old victim to the child’s mother.  A forensic interview was conducted at Holly’s House in which the child detailed multiple instances of sexual abuse by Farmer, that occurred over a period of time at his residence.

According to Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Detectives, Farmer admitted to at least two instances of sexual abuse involving the victim during an interview in February.

“The young victim, in this case, was beyond brave to speak up,” explained Vanderburgh County Prosecutor Nick Hermann.  “I would also like to thank the detectives from the Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office, Holly’s House, and our deputy prosecuting attorney for their hard work throughout this case.”

ADOPT A PET

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Cas is a 3-month-old female baby bunny. She’s a Lionhead mix and is the last of her litter of 3. She spent several weeks in foster care and is used to being handled! Bunnies live 8-10+ years so she has a long full life ahead of her. Her adoption fee is $40 and includes her spay & microchip! Contact Vanderburgh Humane at (812) 426-2563 or vhslifesaver.org for details!

 

HOT JOBS IN EVANSVILLE

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WAREHOUSE/MATERIAL HANDLER
Frito Lay 2,889 reviews – Evansville, IN
Picking appropriate cases according to order and placing the orders on carts, picking up empty pallet boards and carrying them to a storage area, loading and…
Airport Customer Service Agent (Part-time) Evansville, IN
United Ground Express 24 reviews – Evansville, IN
State driver’s license (suspended, expired, revoked or denied licenses are not valid). When customers arrive at the airport, they look to our agents to assist…
Data Analyst I – Water
Hydromax USA 15 reviews – Evansville, IN
$16 an hour
Technical education background (physics, engineering, mathematics, chemistry, biology, etc.). Hydromax’s vast experience with new technologies and techniques…
Plant Protection Officer
Alcoa Corp. 1,347 reviews – Newburgh, IN
The work activities of this position are mainly concerned with plant protection, emergency medical treatment, tornado spotter, security along with emphasis on…
Preschool Teacher Assistant
Caring Friends Daycare Ministry – Evansville, IN
$8.75 – $9.75 an hour
Required license or certification:. Help plan and implement age appropriate activities, classroom management, interact with parents….
Integrated Skills Assistant – Full-time 1st shift
Southwestern Behavioral Healthcare 5 reviews – Evansville, IN
Applicants must pass the required criminal background checks,pass a drug screen, hold a valid driver’s license and qualify for Southwestern’s vehicle liability…
Athletic Trainer
Evansville Otters 5 reviews – Evansville, IN
Registered Athletic Trainer in the state of Indiana. Certification by the National Athletic Trainers Association….
Community Relations Manager
Silver Birch Living – Evansville, IN
Developing, qualifying & tracking leads through CMS, implementing impactful marketing mix for affordable assisted living, developing & monitoring referral…
Personal Companion Care
Around The Clock Care 7 reviews – Evansville, IN
$9 – $11 an hour
Have your own transportation. 24 hour to 48 hour shifts*. Around the Clock Care is one of the fastest growing companion care agencies in the Evansville, IN area…
Full-time City Driver
UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 22,406 reviews – Evansville, IN
Qualified applicants must have a valid Class A Commercial Driver’s License with Haz-Mat, Twin Trailer, and Tanker endorsements, issued by this state….
Healthcare Security Officer
G4S 7,539 reviews – Evansville, IN
$10.50 an hour
Pass a State licensing test if driving a company-owned or client-provided vehicle. Must be at least 18 years old or the minimum age required by the state, if…
Warehouse
Furniture Row 118 reviews – Evansville, IN
If you have a zeal for life, a passion for professional success, and thrive in an environment that rewards performance;…
Gas Leak Survey Technician – Evansville
Heath Consultants Incorporated 131 reviews – Evansville, IN
$13 – $14 an hour
Required license or certification:. Valid Driver’s License. Company Cell Phone. Work is performed in residential, commercial and/or industrial settings….
Addiction Recovery Assistant, Full-time 2nd shift
Southwestern Behavioral Healthcare 5 reviews – Evansville, IN
Applicants must pass the required criminal background checks, pass a drug screen, hold a valid driver’s license and qualify for Southwestern’s vehicle liability…
Logistics Hauler – Airport Warehouse
Berry Plastics Corporation 757 reviews – Evansville, IN
Must have Berry Fork Truck Operating License. Responsibilities include unloading and warehousing finished goods from production teams, receiving and warehousing…
Integrated Skills Assistant – Part-time
Southwestern Behavioral Healthcare 5 reviews – Evansville, IN
Applicants must pass the required criminal background checks,pass a drug screen, hold a valid driver’s license and qualify for Southwestern’s vehicle liability…
Plant General Manager
PSC Industries 6 reviews – Evansville, IN
Visit existing customers on a regular basis to maintain positive communication with OEM buyers, production leaders, design engineers and quality engineers….
Recovery Assistant – 2nd shift Transitional Living Program
Southwestern Behavioral Healthcare 5 reviews – Evansville, IN
Applicants must pass the required criminal background checks, pass a drug screen, hold a valid driver’s license and qualify for Southwestern’s vehicle liability…
HR Manager
Doncasters Group – Evansville, IN
Develop the Site people strategy to enable growth of the business. PHR or SPHR certification preferred. The individual will work closely with the Divisional…
Help Wanted
Berry Global 757 reviews – Evansville, IN
Now hiring at 101 Oakley Street,…
Delivery Rider
Lowe’s Inc. 22,651 reviews – Evansville, IN
Associate’s Degree in Business, Retail Management, Specialty related to department (e.g., design, appliances) or related field OR Certification in trade related…
Transport Aide / St.Vincent Evansville / PT Rotating / 8 Hours Bi-Weekly
St. Vincent Health, IN 118 reviews – Evansville, IN
Greets and provides information and direction to patients and visitors. Transports patients via wheelchair, stretcher or bed to designated sites as requested,…
Assistant Manager
Check Into Cash 431 reviews – Evansville, IN
Valid Driver’s License. Are you ready to assume a leadership role with accountability for maximizing center results by consistently providing exceptional…
Custom Framing Manager
Michaels Art & Crafts 96 reviews – Evansville, IN
Must complete Bronze certification within 30 days of hire. Framing Departments and total store operations when Manager on Duty….
Direct Support Professional (DSP)
Easterseals Rehabilitation Center 1,409 reviews – Evansville, IN
Required licenses or certifications:. If you are interested you can email me here, call me @ 812-471-2214 ext. 585, or just come in and fill out an application …
Customer Services Specialist II – Phlebotomist – Supplemental Staffing
Deaconess Health System 43 reviews – Evansville, IN
Valid drivers license is required with an acceptable driving record. Deaconess Laboratory Staff work in a progressive, highly computerized environment that…
Account Executive
XPO Logistics 2,286 reviews – Evansville, IN
Develop relationships vertically and horizontally within a customer business. Experience working with enterprise customer relationship management (CRM) tools….
Wireless Retail Sales Associate (Red Bank)
Sprint by Wireless Express 7,973 reviews – Evansville, IN
Identifying the right solutions for customer billing, technical and/or account issues; Discounted Cell Phone Service;…
Wireless Retail Sales Associate (Evansville Burk)
Sprint by Wireless Express 7,973 reviews – Evansville, IN
Identifying the right solutions for customer billing, technical and/or account issues; Discounted Cell Phone Service;…
Patient Account Specialist (Patient Financial Services) 40 hours/week Days
Methodist Hospital 483 reviews – Henderson, KY
Answer calls and return missed call. Associates Degree in related field preferred. Process and post all patient payments and bad debt payments to the system….

VANDERBURGH COUNTY FELONY CHARGES

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 Below are the felony cases to be filed by the Vanderburgh County Prosecutor’s Office today.

Jon Lee Hargrove: Failure to register as a sex or violent offender (Level 5 Felony)

Ronald Keith Houchin: Intimidation (Level 6 Felony)

Ryan Lee Webster: Strangulation (Level 6 Felony), Domestic battery (Level 6 Felony), Conversion (Class A misdemeanor), Interference with the reporting of a crime (Class A misdemeanor)

Chadd Anthony Riley: Dealing in methamphetamine (Level 5 Felony), Neglect of a dependent (Level 6 Felony), Possession of paraphernalia (Class C misdemeanor)

William Waters: Intimidation (Level 6 Felony), Battery against a public safety official (Level 6 Felony), Resisting law enforcement (Class A misdemeanor)

Sean Michael Lloyd Moore: Strangulation (Level 6 Felony), Domestic battery (Level 6 Felony), Intimidation (Level 6 Felony)

Bradlee A. Johnson: Possession of methamphetamine (Level 6 Felony), Possession of paraphernalia (Class C misdemeanor)

Gregory Deon Armstead: Domestic battery (Level 6 Felony), Intimidation (Level 6 Felony)

Joshua A. Dodson: Maintaining a common nuisance – controlled substances (Level 6 Felony)

Dexter Taylor Garrett: Theft of a firearm (Level 6 Felony), Theft (Level 6 Felony)