…public services to provide the people who live and work in our cities with a high quality of life. We also do it to make our communities attractive to newcomers…

…equates to approximately $400 million in additional annual revenues, which will be divided between the State Highway Fund and city, town, and county infrastructure agencies. If Indiana is to live…

…something in our downtown area like that,” Shively said. “We just felt like it would liven it up and create more foot traffic in our area – and more social…

Erin Jamison-Koenig, Communications Director Launched in 2016, My Community, My Vision (MCMV) is a program for young Hoosiers to connect to the places they live and allow them the opportunity…

…live, raise their pets or small humans, and enjoy a piece of the Hoosier landscape with all the amenities they expect. Towns and cities can’t be successful if we aren’t…

…pet stores but also includes language that preempts local ordinances that ban the sale of live dogs at pet stores. Aim opposes the portion of this bill that preempts these…

…move back to their community, or receive a job at a local manufacturing plant or hospital, and can’t find a place to live. Responding to the need, Plymouth will break…

…Myers said. “We’ll have diverse, authentic amenities, seamless integration of greenspace and opportunities for all ages to live, work and play in downtown Greenwood. The fieldhouse redevelopment is key to…

Chelsea Schneider, Municipal Innovations Specialist, Aim Hobart is seeing a resurgence of people wanting to live near the city’s urban center. And with Hobart’s downtown located on a lakefront, community…

…input. Local communities should have the ability to ensure all new housing development meets structural and aesthetic standards that protect property values and make people want to live in those…

…live, shop and visit for entertainment. This spring, Myers joined community leaders in announcing conceptual plans for downtown, which include multi-use developments that pair commercial and parking space with housing…

…live and play. Aim CEO Matt Greller said, “It has been exciting to see the Lawrence not only pick themselves up by their bootstraps since the base’s decommissioning, but thrive…