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ETNA GREEN - Clerk-treasurer Laura Baker told council members Tuesday that complaints about the activities at the park have been reported to police.
Officials also opted to have the power supply to the pavilion at Heritage Park shut off to prevent future problems. Apparently, groups of teenagers are gathering and playing loud music from portable stereos after hours at the park.
In other business, Etna Green Fire Department Chief Bob Haines reported that three new men have joined the ranks. They are Pat and Nate Morr, a father-and-son team, and Randall Byrer, who was previously an Atwood firefighter.
In other matters:
• A decision about signing a reciprocal agreement with Kosciusko County Emergency Management was tabled.
• A building permit was issued for Dave and Jayne Gault to build a house and shed.
• The town council set a meeting for 7 p.m. June 24 with the Founders Day Committee to finalize plans for the sesquicentennial celebration during the July 4 holiday. This is an open meeting.
The Etna Green Town Council meets at 7 p.m. the second Tuesday of each month in the fire station. Council members are Eileen Hall, Jeff Klinefelter and Andy Cook.
