Brad Neff
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Brad Neff serves as the Mayor of Montpelier, Indiana. Since taking office, he has been actively engaged with the Blackford County Economic Development Organization and frequently represents Montpelier's interests at county-level meetings, including sessions with the Blackford County Commissioners, County Council, and Drainage Board.
Mayor Neff has championed several local initiatives including an engine braking ordinance to reduce truck noise in Montpelier city limits, coordination on the Jefferson Street drainage project, and efforts to support infrastructure through the OCRA Main Street program. He has also been a vocal participant in regional discussions about sewer rate affordability, advocating for realistic rate structures based on what neighboring counties actually charge.
Quick facts
- Office Mayor of Montpelier
- Jurisdiction City of Montpelier, Blackford County, IN
- Key Issues Infrastructure, sewer rates, economic development, engine braking ordinance
- Prior Role Montpelier Council President
Biography
Brad Neff is the Mayor of Montpelier, a small city of roughly 1,800 residents in Blackford County, Indiana. Before becoming mayor, he served as Montpelier Council President. He has been noted for becoming increasingly dedicated and active with the Economic Development Organization since taking over as mayor.
Neff regularly attends Blackford County Commissioners and County Council meetings to represent Montpelier's interests, coordinate on shared infrastructure projects, and advocate for the city's needs. He is also involved with the Blackford County Drainage Board on projects affecting city and county jurisdictions along the Salamonie River.