…House was a centerpiece of Delphi’s application to Stellar, a program which infuses state funding into designated communities, Werling said. At the time, the city was in a make-or-break situation,…

…the time of this application, we received over 40 applications, and this project rose to the top. So, we’re excited to finally have the project open. Often times it takes…

Chelsea Schneider, Municipal Innovations Specialist, Aim Lagro, a small town in northeast Indiana with picturesque views of the Wabash River, is receiving a big boost. Community leaders say a project…

…for optimism came when our legislative team and membership rallied to defeat a terrible anti-annexation bill that would have given county commissioners final say over a municipality’s proposed annexation, and…

…helping purchase recycling containers for residents. “It’s community pride,” Weiss said. “Because we can be a city that does it right. That was my hope that IDEM could point to…

…affiliates and partners. Aim may also contact you via surveys to conduct research about your opinion of current services or of potential new services that may be offered. Aim does…

…8.5-4-1 to IAC 8.5- 4-40 on the Sewer Mains and 170 IAC 6-1.5-1 to 6-1.5-41, based on House Enrolled Act 1131. What is it and how does it affect your…

…to $250,000, phase down the depreciation floor to 25%, and provide a BPPT holiday in 2023 where property purchased in that year would never be subject to personal property taxation….

…as flexible as possible. Further limiting the life of the residential TIF does present challenges for effectively financing these important projects. SB 104, authored by Sen. Rick Niemeyer (R-Lowell) and…

…contracting COVID-19 on the entity’s premises or in the course of their business. The bill does not address worker’s compensation or occupational health and safety claims and does not protect…

…initiative. Local newspapers charge for public notice publication, which does create a negative fiscal impact for communities, but just as importantly, local governments have to time their public meetings with…

…they work. This does not impact the current ability of cities with a population of less than 7,500 from adopting an ordinance with stricter residency requirements, and does not apply…