This scheduled meeting is taking place in-person and also streamed live at http://live.floydin.com/
If you plan to attend, the following guidelines must be followed:
• If you feel sick, please stay at home
• Face coverings or masks strongly encouraged
• Social Distancing of 6 Feet
Grant Line Road improvements that the City of New Albany is completing at Blackberry Ridge are set to begin in the very near future.
The project was bid and awarded to Dan Cristiani Excavating. The road will be closing effective Monday, June 8th. Early next week Cristiani will place signage indicating the road closure will begin June 8th. The closure will remain until the end of July (unless the project finishes early). The road is expected to be open before the first day of school.
This is a City of New Albany project and questions can be directed to Larry Summers at 812.948.5333.
Provided below is the official State document for the upcoming re-opening stages and dates.
Click here to view the current Re-Opening Guidelines
Related Information
Upon review and in close adherence to Governor Holcomb’s May 1 directive regarding the state’s plans for reopening; Floyd County Commissioners in consultation with Tom Harris, MD, Floyd County Health Officer will reopen Floyd County Solid Waste/Recycling limited sites.
Floyd County Solid Waste/Recycling Grantline Road site will re-open starting Wednesday, May 6th from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Regular hours are listed below:
Floyd County Solid Waste/Recycling Galena site will re-open starting Wednesday May 13th from 10:00AM to 5:00PM.
Please continue to visit our website for updates
March 31 2020
As the Chief Medical Officer of Baptist Floyd, a practicing Nephrologist in the community, and as a resident of New Albany, I felt it necessary to update our local community about where we stand in this uncharted healthcare landscape. I will try to keep this as straightforward as possible.
The main impetus for this announcement is the concern that both Tom Harris, MD, the Floyd County Health Officer, and I have about our community not having fully embraced the “Shelter at Home/In Place” order given by our Governor and the Indiana State Health Department. Based on our numbers, Floyd County has become somewhat of a “hotspot” for the virus. Part of this is because we have been able to test more than other counties around because of our access to the Indiana State Department of Health labs and our strategic partnership with U of L Research labs.
Click here to read the full article on the Baptist Health Website
March 24th
The Judges of the Floyd Circuit and Superior Courts and the Floyd County Magistrate have met and reviewed Governor Holcomb's Executive Order 20-08 ("Directive for Hoosiers to Stay Home"). The Courts continue to balance the need for essential court operations to take place with the need for citizens to stay home and socially distance when out of their homes. Thus, the Courts remain open for statutorily required and other critical and emergency hearings. Also, where possible, scheduled hearings will be held telephonically. The Courts are in the process of rescheduling many cases in order to reduce the need for people to leave their houses. Parties or their attorneys will be notified by mail of the rescheduled dates and times. However, if you have a case pending with a hearing date, you must appear in Court unless otherwise informed by the Court. Also, attorneys and litigants are also asked to check the status of individual cases on mycase.in.gov or by contacting the Court before they come to City-County Building.
March 21, 2020
Child care is an essential service. This means that the operations of child care are necessary to continue to support the function of societal operations.
