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The last decade, 2015–2026 — a chronology

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Years with no banked event print as such

2014 (lead-in): Commercial Historic District listed, 26 March. 2015: the town's Comprehensive Plan — names "Sapa North Liberty" the anchor manufacturer; North Liberty Elementary enrollment 515 in the plan's figures. 2016–2018:2019: Christopher Winchell becomes John Glenn superintendent 1 July, succeeding Richard M. Reese. 2020: the census counts 1,623 — down 14.4% from 2010, the series' largest decline, on a larger Gazetteer area; estimates base set at 1,628; the corporation's 2020 building project runs at the elementary school. 2021: no town event banked; the estimates program puts the town at 1,624. 2022: the Liberty–Greene Fire Protection Territory is established; Plan North Liberty adopted 1 August (last complete council roster); SJCPL Director Stephanie Murphy takes office 1 July (system-level). 2023: the branch library's Friday hours change takes effect; Lemert stands as council president in the town's April SRF filing; the corporation's ~$21M needs list discussed. 2024: Greene Township is annexed into the school corporation (January) and its board plan reapportioned; the 2024 officials schedule closes the settled officer line — Kitchen clerk-treasurer, Lemert council president, through 31 December 2024; estimates program 1,632 at 1 July; the ACS survey puts the town at 1,775 (estimate); elementary enrollment 474. 2025: Kathy Jaworski appointed to the corporation's Greene Township seat (11 February); the branch stands in the "2029 and Beyond" revitalization tranche; the 2025–2026 council presidency remains unreached (G-GV-1). 2026: fire-territory expansion hearings, January–March (Centre Township proposed to join; adoption unreached, G-GV-7); Hydro's own news names the North Liberty facility under Hydro Extrusion (16 March); the county's HEA 1001 housing hearing names the town (20 October); 3 November — town, township, and school seats on the ballot, the corporation's contested Lincoln seat decided as a transition (the schools file carries it), and the town's own results NOT reached — G-GV-3 stands open at the close of this section.

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Source: The last decade, 2015–2026 — a chronology, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/north-liberty/north-liberty-today/last-decade-20152026-a-chronology/