Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness and La Porte Mayor Blair Milo shared the benefits of a long-term, data-driven road funding plan March 14 at the Indiana Statehouse. The mayors testified in…

…and Aim members have heavily engaged on this bill. On third reading in the Senate, the bill failed due to lack of a constitutional majority. A vote tally can be…

…the bill’s second reading in the Senate were successful. Aim also proposed amendment language that provided complete clarity that municipalities could keep rental property owners responsible for their utility bills….

…cost of the purchase, has passed committee in the House and is on the second reading calendar. During committee, language was added regarding county contracting and purchasing. Stakeholders are continuing…

…SEA 1 impact (November 25, 2025) Indiana Economic Digest: East central Indiana cities aim for tax reform fixes aimed at Senate Enrolled Act 1 (November 22, 2025) Greenfield Daily Reporter:…

…the political subdivision, hold a separate public hearing and allow public testimony, give notice of the hearing, and make available a public plan regarding the dissolution at least 10 days…

…Report due in late May for a complete rundown of the legislative session and the many bills impacting Indiana’s municipalities. State Budget The governor plans to sign the state’s $32…

…Building Better Neighborhoods Program at Ball State University. The plan explored education and training; health and safety; and other community amenities. In addition, the university’s Energy Plan Studio developed a…

American Rescue Plan: Treasury Information U.S. Department of Treasury Guidance On May 10, 2021, the U.S. Department of the Treasury (Treasury) announced the launch of the Coronavirus State and Local…

Originally printed in the Princeton Daily Clarion on February 13, 2017. To the Editor, Long-term infrastructure funding, perhaps the single most critical matter before our state legislature this year, has…

…progressed to Second Reading on Wednesday and voted on Third Reading on Thursday. The final vote on HB 1032 had the proposed maps decisively defeated with a vote of 19-31….

…of what year they were executed, expire after 15 years. The language in this bill is similar to that of SB 261, which is sitting on the Senate’s second reading…