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Board asks clerk's office to secure written school agreement before using Woodrow Wilson as voting site

September 11, 2026 | Vigo County, Indiana


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Board asks clerk's office to secure written school agreement before using Woodrow Wilson as voting site
Following the board's vote to amend the vote‑center plan, members emphasized that Woodrow Wilson Middle School had agreed in principle but that a signed, written agreement from the school corporation was still required.

An election‑office staff member said they have not yet received a written agreement and that the clerk's office would pursue an agreement and any necessary Indiana Election Commission approvals before the site is used (SEG 195-201). Board member Christian Christian Edling noted schools must permit use if they are to be designated as a vote center and said the board would "make sure we get everything buttoned up" (SEG 210-215).

The board asked staff to return with documentation once it is signed and with confirmation of IEC sign‑off; no timeline beyond near‑term follow up was specified in the meeting transcript.

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