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Septic program a good first step for town
savannahnow.com
[Savannah Morning News] - Kim Jones, town natural resources manager, said the project helped to improve water quality in the May River and the quality of life for residents. She's absolutely right. And it was the right move for the town and for the community.
Bluffton wraps up septic systems maintenance project
savannahnow.com
[Savannah Morning News] - Kim Jones, town natural resources manager, said 97 septic systems in the river's watershed — both inside and outside town limits — were inspected, maintained and repaired. Jones said the project resulted in “helping to improve water quality in the
Safety, job hopes linked to road work
www.springfieldnewssun.com
[Springfield News Sun] - New Carlisle initiated the widening to the northern city limit after receiving grants from several sources, City Manager Kim Jones said. The Ohio Department of Transportation decided to expand the project north into Pike Twp., she said.
New Carlisle city manager resigns amid budget debate
www.daytondailynews.com
New Carlisle City Manager Kim Jones resigned Monday morning, days after the mayor said disciplinary action against her was a possibility.
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