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Trenton administrator leaving for Columbia

The cat was already out of the bag, but Trenton city administrator Douglas Brimm on Monday officially notified the city council of his resignation here and acceptance of the adminstrator’s position in Columbia, Illinois. Brimm’s resignation takes effect September 6.
E-ticketing debuts in Clinton County

Cutting-edge technology made its debut with the Clinton County Sheriff’s Department and five other jurisdictions within the county last month with the rollout of a new e-Citation ticketing program by Clinton County Circuit Clerk Rod Kloeckner.
Drainage in northeast Trenton remains problematic

In the wake of but not because of Monday morning’s prodigious thunderstorm, East Second Street residents...
Volunteers gather to pour new basketball court for local Scout’s Eagle project

Kyle Elmore’s Eagle Scout project is closer to completion after a very busy day on Saturday.
New Baden resident claims zoning officer is targeting her home for violations

New Baden’s initiative to keep the community clean and enforce its zoning and public health and safety codes has created blowback among some community members.
Illinois lawmakers set hearing in college aid scheme

SPRINGFIELD — A pair of Illinois House committees have scheduled a joint hearing next week to explore recent news reports about wealthy parents exploiting a legal loophole in order to draw down more student financial aid for their children.
Wesclin school bell rings August 14

Registration for all grades starts today
Trenton council opts to wait until next year to apply for park grant

Trenton’s city council on Monday approved its Fiscal Year 2020 appropriation ordinance and began a discussion of improvements to Trenton’s city park.
Residents may opt out of electric aggregation, New Baden advises

Ameren rate has dropped significantly below aggregated rate in effect in New Baden, Trenton
Trenton fast tracks OSLAD application

Trenton city administrator Douglas Brimm on Monday urged the city council’s Community Coordination Committee to meet as soon as practicable to begin preparing an application for an Open Spaces Land Acquisition and Development (OSLAD) grant application before the mid-August deadline.

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