The New Albany Police Department is pleased to announce the promotion of police officer Joel Strahler to the position of sergeant. Strahler joins Chief Greg Jones and sergeants Garrett Fernander, Kris Daniels and Curtis Baker as New Albany’s senior police leadership. There were twelve applicants for the position. Following advertising,...
After recent presentations to credit analysts at Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s, New Albany maintained its triple A bond ratings from both rating agencies. These ratings (Aaa from Moody’s; AAA from Standard & Poor’s) are the highest possible ratings a government can receive, signifying an exceptional degree of creditworthiness. The...
This guest column appeared in the June 14 edition of This Week New Albany News Growth does not come without challenges, but as a master-planned community, New Albany is able to effectively manage the inevitable growth that all communities experience by collaborating with residents and businesses to ensure that...
Believe it or not how you handle pet waste affects New Albany’s water quality. During rain events, dog poop left on the ground can wash away through the sewer systems and end up in our lakes and rivers, polluting our freshwater supply. The water that goes through these storm sewer...
Adrienne Joly, New Albany’s Director of Administrative Services, recently appeared on the popular “Constructech TV” podcast hosted by Peggy Smedley to discuss New Albany’s master planning efforts, use of leisure trails for alternative transport and New Albany’s “Roundabouts First” policy. Click here to see the full interview.