ICC Announce 2025 Awardees at Annual Conference
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Indiana County Commissioners Announce 2025 Awardees at Annual Conference
Indianapolis, IN — The Indiana County Commissioners (ICC) proudly recognized exemplary leadership, innovation, and service in county government during its 2025 Annual Conference, held December 2–4 in Indianapolis. Each year, the ICC honors individuals whose work strengthens Indiana communities, advances good governance, and elevates the standard of public service statewide.
Representing all 92 counties, the ICC provides essential advocacy, education, and collaboration opportunities to support locally elected leaders in addressing today’s most pressing challenges.
“Across Indiana, county leaders are tackling complex issues with creativity, resilience, and unwavering commitment,” said Tyler Warman, ICC Executive Director. “This year’s honorees demonstrate what it means to lead with purpose. Their efforts not only improve county operations—they improve quality of life for Hoosiers in every corner of our state.”
2025 Award Winners
Distinguished County Commissioner of the Year: Kellie Streeter, Knox County
Legislative Service Award: Tracey Powell, Tipton County
Outstanding Team Effort for a Board of Commissioners: Elkhart County Board of Commissioners
- Commissioner Bob Barnes
- Commissioner Brad Rogers
- Commissioner Suzanne Weirick
Outstanding County Highway Supervisor of the Year: Paul Durham, Hancock County
Outstanding Supportive Administrator of the Year: Tammy York-Allen, Vigo County
2025 ICC Executive Board
- President Brian Baird, Johnson County
- Vice President Suzanne Weirick, Elkhart County
- Secretary Chris Switzer, Vigo County
- Treasurer Tracey Powell, Tipton County
2025 District Presidents
- North West District President Carl Baxmeyer, St. Joseph County
- North East District President Tom Wall, Huntington County
- East Central District President Mark Heirbrandt, Hamilton County
- West Central District President Bryan Collier, Morgan County
- South West District President Heather Gries, Spencer County
- South East District President Jack Coffman, Clark County
About the Indiana County Commissioners
Based in Indianapolis, the Indiana County Commissioners (ICC) serves as a statewide resource and advocacy organization for county commissioners across all 92 counties. Through leadership development, policy support, and cross-county collaboration, the ICC empowers commissioners to strengthen infrastructure, enhance community wellbeing, and shape long-term solutions for Indiana’s future.
Media Contact:
Tyler Warman
Executive Director, Indiana County Commissioners
317-229-3197
[email protected]
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REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN FOR
The Local Transportation Asset Management Conference @ Purdue University
April 29 - PASER Workshop
April 30 - LTAM Conference
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The goal of this conference is to provide a wide variety of training that is applicable for transportation providers. Sessions will include: updates to Asset Management requirements, data collection, data analysis, pavement and bridge preservation, best construction practices, best fleet and equipment practices, lowering life cycle costs, and much more. PDH, CEU, and Road Scholar credits are available.
Day of the Conference (April 30th, 9 AM - 4:30 PM)
Location: Purdue Memorial Union Ballrooms, 101 Grant St, West Lafayette, IN 47906 (This part of the conference is in-person only.)
Topics include but are not limited to:
- INDOT LPA Updates
- Using ArcGIS field maps to simplify pavement inventory and condition assessments
- Developing comprehensive asset management plans
- AI in road management
Click the link at the bottom to see the full agenda!
Pre-Conference Workshop: PASER Training Course (April 29th, 10 AM - 4 PM)
Location: Indiana LTAP Offices, 1281 Win Hentschel Blvd, Suite 2111, West Lafayette, IN, 47906
This course will cover the concepts of pavement management including what the PASER rating system is, how it can be used to manage your pavements, and much more.
This event will be available online or in-person. There are a limited number of in-person spots (40), so make sure to sign-up ASAP. In-person attendees will receive breakfast and lunch.
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Learn from cybersecurity leaders, engage in informative sessions, and network with fellow professionals dedicated to securing
Indiana's public sector.
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