It was the first meeting of the new year this week for the Vincennes Redevelopment Commission and they held reorganization.
Members moved to retain incumbents Tim Price as president, Greg Parsley as vice-president and Steve Blinn as secretary/treasurer.
Discussion topics during the session Thursday included a planned Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) overpass project on Wabash Avenue at Indiana State Road 61 planned to begin in 2027 and additional downtown Vincennes development.
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