Steven Hagen

Hagen joined Noble County probation officials in requesting Brian Shearer’s appointment to the community corrections board. County commissioners appointed Shearer.

May 26, 2026

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Hagen presented county justice and reentry council grant decisions to commissioners: $76,000 to renew a jail release coordinator and $24,900 for Drug Free Noble County. Commissioners approved both grants.

November 24, 2025

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Judge Hagen reported that the county justice and reentry council unanimously recommended a $90,000 opioid-settlement grant for a jail release coordinator. Noble County commissioners approved the funding.

October 28, 2024

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As a private attorney, Steven Hagen argued for an Albion zoning variance to place a manufactured home. He presented valuation evidence and challenged an opposition petition; the zoning board denied the request 4-0.

July 19, 2006

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Indiana Judicial Branch recognized Hagen for participating in its two-summer Graduate Program for Judges.

October 2, 2025Favorable on Legal Competence

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Hagen completed 120 hours of Indiana Judicial College education and received its certificate, according to the Indiana Judicial Branch.

October 14, 2022Favorable on Legal Competence

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As city attorney, Hagen drafted a Ligonier trash-container ordinance. The council revised it to set when residents could put containers at the curb and when they had to remove them.

August 27, 2012Favorable on Legal Competence

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As Ligonier city attorney, Hagen advised that tax-sale deeds had defects and proposed seeking deeds from property owners to resolve them. The council authorized him to pursue that approach.

November 14, 2011Favorable on Legal Competence

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