Indiana’s lawmaking leaders expect more tweaks and fine-tuning and fewer overhauls for the next legislative session.
Category: Government
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IndyGo will improve bus stops across the city
IndyGo will spend more than $2 million to add benches, shelters and ramps.
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IndyGo makes public transit free on Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve
There are about 15,000 trips taken on public transportation during the holidays.
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IndyGo, which manages the city’s public transit, receives a clean audit
IndyGo received a clean financial audit from Forvis LLP, officials announced at an October meeting.
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Residents criticize proposal to limit public comment at Library Board meetings
“Limiting public comment for a tax-funded institution is not a good idea,” said Michael Torres.
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Airport sells land it’s not using to Plainfield park system
The 17-acre parcel of land, east of the Shops and Perry Crossing, was sold to the town for $295,000.
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IndyGo approves the purchase of land needed to start building Blue Line BRT
It’s a significant step toward expanding public transportation in and around the city.
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3 library branches to receive millions to fund repairs
Three branches — Central, Nora and Pike — will each receive millions of dollars for needed building improvements.
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IndyGo will replace 10 vehicles used to transport residents with disabilities
IndyGo officials also presented a plan to build a new garage.