…deserves attention: the FIRSST Task Force’s recommendations for funding Indiana’s infrastructure in the next biennium. Preparing for the infrastructure challenge In the coming weeks, we hope to see the study…

…Reform Committee earlier this week. The highly problematic bill was stripped of its underlying content and now instead urges various annexation-related issues to be sent to an interim study committee….

…increases, they are willing to take the hit at the gas pumps.” The need for additional revenue is great not only in Columbia City. A study by Purdue’s Local Technical…

…proximity to industry clusters, anchor institutions and a concentrated workforce create a competitive advantage around urban cores. Indianapolis was featured in this study, increasing job density 42% from 2004 to…

…decade as many Fort Wayne residents expressed a desire to reincorporate the rivers back into city life, and in 2014, Mayor Henry commissioned a comprehensive riverfront study. The plan that…

…study of potential issues and opportunities across their drinking, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure. By completing this planning, communities will be able to make decisions regarding their most urgent water needs…

…their revitalization efforts. “We believe these Indiana communities will be able to implement the recommendations and demonstrate a measurable impact to be a case study for other Main Street communities,”…

…It creates a revolving loan fund for housing infrastructure available to local units with priority given to those units that check certain boxes, including conducting a housing study, allowing higher…

…the final version of the bill. However, the State and Local Tax Review Taskforce (SALTR) is tasked with studying these issues over the interim. The bill did create a new…

…provide a valuable source of ongoing revenue for municipal owners. These valuable lessons learned from case study communities can help guide local leaders through the process of making sound decisions…

…been amended to simply be a legislative study of the potential benefits of making this change in a future legislative session while SB 355 is unlikely to move forward in…

…Crider and all of their colleagues in the House and Senate. The partnership between the two legislative chambers and local government has been a case study for how great things…