…in November 2021 and directs approximately $65 billion dollars to help close the digital divide and ensure Americans have access to reliable and affordable broadband. Enabled by this historic funding,…

…Beverage taxes and sunsetting all existing Food and Beverage taxes. However, this is not a signal that the Senate is opposed to Food and Beverage taxes altogether. SB 388 and…

…There are two high level summaries of the bill available: Title by Title Bill Summary and State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds Fact Sheet. Compliance and Reporting: Updated Links Updated…

…to stabilize the economy and put people back to work need to know how these programs operate, and how to make these programs fit your cities specific circumstances and needs….

…commission have been incorporated into HB 1001 and SB 4. Changes in HB 1001 and SB 4 provide new state and local funding resources to public health departments and changes…

…strive to engage media outlets and reporters statewide to talk about what’s impacting our state and the creativity and innovative solutions happening in Hoosier cities and towns.   Empowering Members…

…makes a quality place. Parks need thoughtful programming and amenities that attract citizens of all ages and abilities. Sound utilities and a network of roads and sidewalks in good repair….

…and therefore died. WATER AND SEWER ROW SB 193, authored by Sen. Bohacek of LaPorte and sponsored by Rep. Jim Pressel, changes local decision making authority relative to water and…

…language and also the cumbersome and costly language that existed in HB 1625. As a reminder, that bill required cities and towns to perform a housing analysis when any conceivable…

…and information sharing, to encourage sharing of resources and advice among peers, and to advance the profession of Municipal Clerk-Treasurers. Indiana League of Municipal Clerks and Treasurers Website Policies (required…

…private sector representatives, who spent months examining Indiana’s health metrics and public health system and making recommendations to improve our state’s physical and fiscal well-being. The commission recognized that a…

…or a minimum of $50 per month, and the voucher serves to pay the difference between the tenant contribution and the actual cost of the unit’s rent and utilities. PBVs…