Boil Advisory for CLV Lifted
As of 8:30am this morning, the Boil Advisory for Christmas Lake Village Subdivisions 2,3,4,8 & 9 has been lifted.
As of 8:30am this morning, the Boil Advisory for Christmas Lake Village Subdivisions 2,3,4,8 & 9 has been lifted.
Governor Eric Holcomb came to Evansville yesterday to announce the awarding of another round of Community Crossings Grants. The Town of Santa Claus received $131,070.00 which will go towards improvements on Buffaloville Road next year. This is the fourth award the town has received and has led to major road improvements including L J Koch, Ashburn, Holiday Blvd and several others in Holiday Village.
Santa Claus was one of 200 counties, cities and towns in the state to share in this round which total $99.2 million for local road improvements.
As of 10:15 this morning, the boil advisory for Subdivisions 4 & 9 in Christmas Lake Village has been lifted.
Thanks to all for your patience!
The areas that will be affected are Subdivisions 4 and 9… Polar Shores and Polar Shores Addition. This includes all homes along and east of Balthazar from the Gate House to Polar Park. (See Map)
Upon completion of the replacement, it is possible that there will be a boil order put in place for all or part of these subdivisions.
Streets affected:
PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD!
The census only comes once every 10 years, and it’s important to us all.
The Census Bureau is in the process of preparing for the 2020 census and has begun canvassing communities. It’s part of the process to make sure every resident is counted.
Don’t be concerned if someone knocks on your door. Just be sure they are official canvassers.
The Bureau has produced a video to help you identify a Census worker now that the canvassing has begun.
The 2020 census is just around the corner and the Town of Santa Claus is looking for 3 to 5 volunteers to be on the 2020 committee.
The committee will ensure that everyone is counted in this vital process.
If you are interested contact Kelly at the Santa Claus Town Hall at 812-937-2551 for details.
According to Utilities Superintendent Russ Luthy, the boil order for Santa Claus and the area it supplies has been lifted as of 7:20 this morning!.
The grant, in the amount of $2,249.95 will be used to provide new vests for the department. Current vests are outdated and in need of replacement. Chief Faulkenburg thanked the Community Foundation, and said, “The town really appreciates this grant, it is much needed for the protection of our officers.”
After completing his 40 hour Pre-Basic Training in Warrick County, the Town of Santa Claus welcome St. Henry native, Logan Musgrave, the town’s newest Deputy.