Putnam County Commissioners



Make laws (“ordinances”) that apply mainly to areas within the county but outside city limits.

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Decide controversial land-use cases, particularly when a major development is proposed in a rural area.

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Formulate and finalize the County’s annual budget. That sounds dry and bureaucratic, but in the real world, the budget is the county’s primary policy document. It is where trade-offs are made between funding, say, an additional sheriff’s deputy to patrol the roads, another mental health counselor, a paving project at the fairgrounds, a grant to non-profit youth programs, a modest expansion of library hours…

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Serve on a variety of other policy-setting boards that focus on areas like transportation planning, job training and economic development

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Hire and supervise the County Administrator, who in turn hires and supervises the directors of the

complaints from county citizens who may be having trouble with their neighbors, or the county bureaucra

 

County’s departments

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Receive concerns and

What are the basics?



The Board of Commissioners is Putnam County’s three-person governing body, with each Commissioner elected to a four-year term

 

 

Gene Beck President

7157 N CR 500 E
Bainbridge, IN  46105
(765) 522-3235

Jackson, Franklin, Russell, Floyd and Monroe Townships

beckpow@ccrtc.com

 

Vice President

7388 S Co Rd 450 W

Reelsville, IN 46171

Cloverdale, Washington, Warren and Jefferson Townships

commissioner.warren@yahoo.com

Kristina Warren

 

833 Gardenside,

Greencastle IN  46135

Marion, Greencastle, Madison and Clinton Townships

nancyfogle@cinergymetro.net

Nancy Fogle