Video: Muncie Sanitary District Board of Commissioners Meeting from Wednesday, May 6th, 2020
Muncie Sanitary District Board of Commissioners Meeting for May 6th, 2020 at 11:30a. Posted by Muncie Sanitary District on Wednesday, May 6, 2020
Muncie Sanitary District Board of Commissioners Meeting for May 6th, 2020 at 11:30a. Posted by Muncie Sanitary District on Wednesday, May 6, 2020
#LifeInTheWhiteRiver continues to thrive with the Logperch. The largest of Muncie’s darter species, the Logperch uses its elongated snout to flip rocks looking for small macroinvertebrates to eat. At-home activity for the kids: Using rocks and paint, create a Logperch of your own! Send us photos of the fish your kids painted for a chance…
The Muncie Sanitary District Board of Commissioner’s Meeting for Wednesday, April 22nd, 2020. Posted by Muncie Sanitary District on Wednesday, April 22, 2020
#LifeInTheWhiteRiver continues this week with the Longear Sunfish. One of the brightest and attractive species we find in White River, the Longear sunfish is a pollution-intolerant species that gets its name for the elongated opercular flap covering its gills. This “longear” also is reflected in its scientific name, Megalotisis, which is Greek for “great ear.”…
The Muncie Sanitary District Board of Commissioners meeting set for Wednesday, May 6th, 2020 at 11:30a will be live-streamed on the Muncie Sanitary District’s Facebook page. Board members will join together remotely via zoom and the meeting will be live-streamed for the public to view. You will be able to view the meeting by going…
Recycling is something the whole family can be a part of—even your kids. That’s why we created this Recycling Activity Book to teach kids of all ages the importance of recycling. Through a series of engaging activities, Little Blue teaches kids what and how to recycle in Muncie. Printed copies of this book are available…
MUNCIE, Ind. (April 25, 2020) – Due to the Covoid-19 restrictions, the Sewage Utility Billing Department has been closed to the public in an effort to keep our employees and customers safe. The Sewage Utility Billing Department will remain closed to the public even after sanctions are lifted. We have found that during this time…
#LifeInTheWhiteRiver: Last week, we introduced you to some of the fish species that live in the West Fork of the White River. This week, we’re taking a closer look at one of those species: the River Chub. These fish are known as “mound builders.” They use their large mouths to build nesting mounds out of gravel…
The following response was sent to the Star Press on April 21st, 2020 from Board President Bill Smith in response to Mayor Ridenour’s Press Release on April 20th, 2020: The Mayor’s email to me, dated April 16, which had the information request attached, was the first time I had received any requests concerning this issue. …