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- Marion County
- 5/5/25
- 27 Minutes
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Overview: In a recent meeting, the Indianapolis City-County Council approved several key budget proposals, including a $27.2 million appropriation for city and county departments and an additional $3 million dedicated to improving local alleyways. These financial allocations aim to enhance city infrastructure and support economic growth through strategic investments in various projects across Indianapolis.
- IN
- Marion County
- 04/28/2025
- 720 Minutes
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Overview: During a recent Perry Township School Board meeting, concerns were raised over a proposed $322 million school expansion project. A resident voiced strong opposition, highlighting potential financial impacts on taxpayers and questioning the clarity of the board’s intentions regarding a referendum. This meeting also addressed literacy rates, curriculum changes, and upcoming legislative requirements impacting math education.
- IN
- Marion County
- 4/21/25
- 92 Minutes
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Overview: The Indianapolis City-County Council’s Environmental Sustainability Committee recently convened to discuss pivotal initiatives, including the overhaul of solid waste management contracts set to begin in 2026 and the integration of sustainability practices in urban development.
- IN
- Marion County
- 4/17/25
- 115 Minutes
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Overview: The Indianapolis City-County Council’s Public Works Committee meeting concentrated on issues surrounding solid waste management, pothole repairs, and public infrastructure funding. With new solid waste contracts promising substantial savings and improved services, the committee addressed various aspects, including recycling initiatives, public feedback systems, and the impact of recent legislative actions on city finances.
- IN
- Marion County
- 4/16/25
- 91 Minutes
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Overview: The Indianapolis City-County Council’s Public Safety & Criminal Justice Committee meeting on April 16, 2025, was marked by discussions and public testimonies highlighting the challenges of homelessness and questioning the leadership capabilities of Andrew Merkley, the proposed director of the Office of Public Health and Safety. Community members, particularly from grassroots organizations, voiced concerns regarding the city’s handling of homelessness, accountability, and the effectiveness of ongoing programs.
