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Your Window Fashions Store Since 1954 Granted Requested Department 2014 2015 Clerk ........................................$234,051 $244,922 Auditor .................................... $209,157 $210,197 Treasurer .................................$135,997 $143,944 Recorder ....................................$ 88,964 $ 93,629 Sheriff ...................................... $ 568,141 $ 595,822 Surveyor .................................... $ 53,743 $ 68,498 Coroner ......................................$23,586 $23,965 Prosecutor ............................... $104,354 $113,003 Assessor ................................... $70,570 $74,132 Landfill ........................................$11,010 $11,000 EMS .......................................... $741,646 $ 829,556 Emergency Mgt........................ $ 59,030 $117,951 Solid Waste .............................. $105,811 $107,115 Extension ................................ $142,601 $148,427 Board of Review ..........................$ 5,000 $ 5,000 Drainage Board ..........................$2,200 $1,200 Veteran's Service ..................... $ 30,774 $28,030 Weed Control Bd. .......................$ 5,000 $ 5,000 Commissioners ................... $2,386,878 $2,693,836 Courthouse..............................$138,604 $135,682 County Jail ............................ $1,042,610 $1,105,825 County council ....................... $103,102 $103,115 Circuit Court ........................... $ 381,574 $ 399,866 Probation ................................. $170,844 $174,677 Prosecutor IV-D........................$ 68,964 $70,284 General Fund Total .............$ 6,887,511 $7,508,227 CEDIT Commissioners ......... $ 875,751 $ 52,500 CEDIT Hwy. Mant. ................$192,000 $100,000 CEDIT Adv. Planning ................ $1,000 $ 0 Cum. Bridge ........................... $ 358,896 $ $450,760 Health Office .......................... $157,298 $166,721 Heath Mnt. ................................ $29,014 $ 30,774 Highway Adm. ........................ $183,950 $170,900 Highway Mnt. ......................... $492,731 $ 563,708 Highway General .................... $ 969,157 $1,010,836 Reassessment ...........................$ 58,422 $271,882 Riverboat (Sheriff Pension) .... $ 87,369 $ 92,190 Election & regist. ..................... $23,729 $ 94,756 Park and Rec. ..........................$ 370,233 $415,695 Statewide 911 ..........................$136,239 $178,024 Adult probation ......................... $ 37,371 $42,954 Pre-trial diversion ....................$46,408 $48,657 Two Pike County girls were named Miss Labor Day of their age groups and a third was named second runner-up over the weekend in the annual Labor Day Cel- ebration at Princeton. Abigail Jo Sutt, 13, was named Jr. Miss Labor Day and Sydney Alyssa Davis, 12, was named the Second- runner-up. Sutt is the daughter of Summer Sorgius, of Otwell, and was sponsored by IBEW #1395. Davis is the daughter of Robbie and Marcia Davis, of Winslow. Her sponsor was IBEW #1395. Jessa Ridao, 5, was named Little Miss Labor Day. She is the daughter of Jarod and Jenny Ridao and her sponsor was IBEW#1395. Two Pike County girls win Miss Labor Day pageants Sydney Alyssa Davis (left), 12, was named the Second-runner-up and Abigail Jo Sutt (right), 13, was named Jr. Miss Labor Day. Jessa Ridao, 5, was named Little Miss Labor Day. She is the daughter of Jarod and Jenny Rid- ao and her sponsor was IBEw#1395. chassis and lease pur- chase a replacement truck. Young said it will cost about $274,000 to rebuild the chas- sis and purchase a new truck to put it on. Also in emergency ser- vices, 911 Director Mitch Schapker told the council they need to upgrade their E911 equipment, which will cost about $ 84,000. Commissioner Assistant Melissa Bryant told the council some of the capital improvements being consid- ered at the courthouse in- clude making ADA improve- ments, painting the parking lots, signs for offering spe- cial assistance and improved handicap accessibility. The council did get some good news. Highway De- partment Superintendent Roger Ham told the council all the county's trucks are in "pretty good shape." "I've never heard that be- fore," said Council president Greg Willis. Department heads in Pike County have proposed a to- tal of $7.5 million in the gen- eral fund for 2015, which is about $ 600,000 more than was appropriated last year. Below is a chart of pro- posed requests for 2015 and what was appropriated for 2014. Continued from page 1 H County budget review H Hensler volunteers PAWS, United Way and joined the Odd Fellows. It is demanding of his time and also is a financial bur- den. The gas money and mileage all come out of his pocket. "Tom is an excellent vol- unteer. We only have one driver in Pike County so he is a one man show," said Robin Tate, Mission Deliv- ery Specialist for the Amer- ican Cancer Society. "He does an excellent job and makes people feel they can get treatment when they need it. He has a passion to help people in their commu- nity, when they need help the most," said Tate. She said she hopes they can find more volunteer driv- ers so Tom will have some relief and so they can offer the service to more people. Anyone wishing to volun- teer to be a driver can call ei- ther Tom at 812354-2083 or the American Cancer Soci- ety at 800 -227-2345. Tate said that number can also be used by cancer pa- tients needing help getting to their treatments. Continued from page 5 Tom Hensler Deaconess 'Back to School with Food Allergies' event this evening Deaconess Gateway Hospital will host a Back to School with Food Aller- gies event on Wednesday, Sept. 3 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in the conference center at the hospital. This event is presented by Tri-State Food Allergy and Anaphy- laxis Support Group, Inc. Dr. Jason White and Dr. Majed Koleilat, pediatric and adult allergist with Deaconess Clinic, will offer free information for admin- istrators, teachers, school nurses, cafeteria/school staff and family members of children with food aller- gies. Participants will also learn about the latest strat- egies for successfully man- aging food allergies and anaphylaxis in childcare and school settings. For more information, contact Melissa Rea at 812- 853-8813 or email foodal- lergy@evansvilleallergy. com. Outdoor Indiana's foxless fox hunt Outdoor Indiana maga- zine's September-October issue features a cover story on an annual traditional fox hunt in Zionsville. The "hunt" has hounds, horses, and red-coated riders but no foxes. Just a fox scent. The issue also features a removable eight-page booklet on Monroe Lake in Bloomington, the larg- est reservoir in the state for which the DNR manages recreation. Learn more in Outdoor In- diana, which is available now at most DNR properties and Barnes & Noble stores in In- diana for $4. Subscriptions are $15 for one year (six is- sues, a 38 percent savings off cover) and $28 for two years (12 issues, a 42 per- cent savings off cover). Subscribe at innsgifts. com or by calling (317) 233-3046. To read article excerpts, go to OutdoorIn- diana.org. yeah, it's that fast! net edition Z M www.PressDispatch.net/Subscribe The Press-Dispatch. No matter where you live. The Press-Dispatch Wednesday, September 3, 2014 A-5