Representatives for both parties will hold a status conference on June 29.
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Councilors consider tax increase to fix city roads
A proposed city ordinance would set a flat $100 fee on passenger vehicles and $240 fee for heavy vehicles.
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Your AES bill might be more expensive this summer. Here’s why.
You’ll notice the increase through August.
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Learn more about the city’s plan to regulate data centers
The Department of Metropolitan Development is hosting two informational sessions.
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Interested in development? This class will help you get involved.
The People’s Planning Academy will teach residents about land use, zoning and more.
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Southsiders prepare for city hearing against Sabey Data Centers
The city hearing examiner will hear presentations from residents and Sabey Data Centers Feb. 26.
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Hogsett promised a ‘one-stop shop’ ethics portal. Ten years later, it doesn’t exist.
The mayor told residents he wanted to make it easier for the public and media to find crucial information.
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Hogsett hasn’t delivered a ‘Disclose Indy’ ethics portal. So we built one.
We also obtained records not previously made public as promised.
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Want a say in politics? Find the elected officials who represent you.
Here’s how to reach your city-county councilor, state and federal legislators and other decision-makers.
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New trash provider begins service in Indianapolis
Lakeshore Recycling Systems is taking over trash pickup for some residents.
