Displaying 4 items of The Political Spotlight with the tag "henry county commissioners".
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#724 | Sunday, August 30, 2026 | The Political Spotlight
August 30th, 2026 | 1 hr 1 min
armed individuals, citizen engagement, city council meeting, city of muncie, civil liberties, constitutional liberty, cornerstone center for the arts, county government, crime, delaware county, delaware county government, delaware county politics, delaware county sheriff, flock cameras, flock safety, fort wayne, government accountability, government surveillance, henry county, henry county budget, henry county commissioners, henry county government, henry county sheriff, indiana, indiana politics, indiana state police, law enforcement, license plate readers, local government, local politics, madison street, muncie city council, muncie crime, muncie government, muncie indiana, muncie police, muncie police department, muncie politics, muncie public safety, police, politics, privacy, public safety, sharon tucker, shots fired, southway plaza, surveillance cameras, violent crime
In this 724th Episode of The Political Spotlight, Host Kristopher H. Bilbrey begins with an update on the ongoing technical problems before turning to a violent weekend in Muncie. Bilbrey examines heavy police activity on August 28–29, including an assault at Cornerstone Center for the Arts, a large out-of-control gathering at Southway Plaza, armed-individual calls, reports of high-powered firearms, disturbances, and multiple shots-fired calls that drew responses from several local and state law-enforcement agencies. From there, Bilbrey discusses what the weekend says about public safety in Muncie and what city officials need to prioritize. The show then turns to Fort Wayne, where Mayor Sharon Tucker has confirmed the city's Flock surveillance-camera contract is ending and the cameras are coming down. Bilbrey argues Muncie officials should pay close attention before expanding surveillance locally, because public safety and constitutional liberty are not mutually exclusive. Bilbrey also covers Henry County's budget situation and recent Commissioners' meeting, then previews the upcoming September 14 Muncie City Council meeting and what citizens should be watching. Crime. Public safety. Government surveillance. County budgets. City government. Accountability. Because what happens in your community matters. #ThePoliticalSpotlight
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#631 | Henry County GOP Candidate Forum Review! | The Political Spotlight
April 2nd, 2026 | 1 hr 46 mins
bobbi plummer, candidate forum, contributing correspondent dr. katherine callahan, craig ring, delaware county, gop, henry county commissioners, henry county council, henry county indiana, henry county prosecutor, henry county republican party, jason williams, jim nicholson, madison county election board meeting, randolph county, randy howard, sheriff john m. sproles, steve dugger
This 631st episode of 'The Political Spotlight' covers the Henry County, Indiana, GOP candidate forum from this evening (Thursday, April 2, 2026). Host Kristopher H. Bilbrey attended the event and provides a firsthand account of what happened, highlights the key moments, explains who he feels stood out, and shares what to expect moving forward. Finally, Bilbrey prepares the audience for the return of contributing correspondent Dr. Katherine Callahan #ThePoliticalSpotlight
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#619 | Henry County Cluster! | The Political Spotlight
March 12th, 2026 | 1 hr 58 mins
2026 election cycle, chief deputy josh smith, federal lawsuits, henry county commissioners, henry county council, henry county sheriff john m. sproles, indiana, insurance, tort claims
Host Kristopher H. Bilbrey discusses the latest Henry County Cluster, brought to you by Henry County Sheriff John M. Sproles and his Sheriff's Department, showcased at the most recent Henry County Council meeting! FYI... Bilbrey is REALLY TIRED! #ThePoliticalSpotlight
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#611 | (Muncie BOWs) & (Henry County Insurance) | The Political Spotlight
February 25th, 2026 | 2 hrs 21 mins
#sproleswatch, 2026 election season, attorney allen wiseley, bow member linda gregory, city of muncie indiana, henry county commissioners, henry county council, henry county indiana, henry county politics, henry county sheriff john m. sproles, insurance, mayor dan ridenour, muncie board of works, muncie politics
In this 611th episode of 'The Political Spotlight,' Host Kristopher H. Bilbrey covers a major story from Henry County, Indiana, and then, moving northward, he reports on a major announcement made earlier in the day in his home city of Muncie, Indiana. First up, Bilbrey tackles the Henry County Government's insurance problem! To be clear, the problem is current Sheriff John M. Sproles and the culture he has created among his employees. We then move on to the City of Muncie and the weekly Board of Works meeting, where Mayor Dan Ridenour announced that BOW member Linda Gregory would be stepping away from "public service" after 12 years as a Muncie City Councilor and six years on the Board of Works! The Mayor did not reveal who her replacement would be, but Bilbrey found out it was none other than local attorney Allen Wiseley, a young lapdog Republican, who, like Democrat Gregory and the other two BOW members, will be nothing more than a rubber stamp for Mayor Ridenour. #ThePoliticalSpotlight