LaGrange County Regional Utility District presented with $3,220,000 check from Rural Development
On April 22, The U.S. Department of Agriculture, Rural Development Agency, presented the LaGrange County Regional Utility District with a check for $3,220,000 for their Lake Shipshewana wastewater collection and treatment system project during a special Earth Day Celebration. Read on...
Bonar Group recently presented a Performance Award to Chad Salzbrenner, P.E., L.S.
Mr. Salzbrenner is a Project Manager and Senior Design Engineer specializing in the management and design of transportation, trailway, stormwater and various municipal and Department of Transportation infrastructure projects. Performance Awards are given to employees who go above and beyond providing outstanding service for the company and the clients we serve. The award is voted on by Group Leaders and given out quarterly.
Celebrate Municipal Government Week
Municipal Government Week (MGW) is planned for May 19-23. The online MGW guidebook is available through the Indiana Association of Cities and Towns to help municipalities plan their MGW events. Contact IACT at (317) 237-6200 for more information. .
Recognizing employee achievements
David Benefiel, AICP, has earned the designation as a member of the American Institute of Certified Planners. Benefiel is a professional planner with Bonar Group. He has experience in various aspects of the planning field with a primary focus to help facilitate small towns and rural communities in economic development, planning and community strengthening. Benefiel has a Masters of Urban and Regional Planning Degree from Ball State University as well as a Bachelor of Science Degree from Evangel College. He is a member of the American Planning Association (APA) and Indiana Planning Association (IPA).
Over the past seven funding cycles, Bonar Group helped secure a total of over $103 million in Federal funding for 47 community transportation projects. SAFETEA-LU ((The Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users) provides 80% federal funds with a 20% local share for transportation improvements. Federal funds are available to rehabilitate, reconstruct, and resurface major streets. A street must be classified as a "Major Collector" street in order to be eligible for funding. All streets within the State of Indiana have a designated functional classification. Read on...
Bonar Group was recognized by the United Way of Allen County with an "Outstanding Workplace Campaign Award." Read on...
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