The City-County Council approved a $150 tax credit for homeowners in Marion County on Monday, which was part of Mayor Hogsett's 2023 fiscal plan.
Hogsett introduced the package on August 8, consisting of the 2023 proposed operating budget, the second half of the City’s allotment of federal American Rescue Plan funds, a fiscal to improve residential streets and major thoroughfares, a fiscal to provide Marion County homeowners with property tax relief, and a general obligation bond for capital projects to upgrade public facilities.
The three components that were passed include $40 million in Circle City Forward funding, American Rescue Plan Act allocation and property tax relief. Those ARPA funds will continue to power Mayor Hogsett’s $150 million violence reduction strategy, featuring $9 million for IMPD technology, 100 new IMPD officer positions, $45 million over the next three years for grassroots organizations, $30 million for mental health resources, and more; investment in Indy Parks playgrounds and courts; affordable housing initiatives through the Department of Metropolitan Development; and much more.
The proposal is part of Circle City Forward, an effort that goes beyond the annual budget to invest in public infrastructure and improve neighborhoods. Since 2021, the City has committed over $300 million toward local residential streets, major thoroughfares, parks, trails, and facilities through Circle City Forward.
Österreich Neuesten Nachrichten, Österreich Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Jury selection slated to begin Monday in trial of former Clay County Sheriff Darryl DanielsJury selection in the trial of former Clay County Sheriff Darryl Daniels is slated to begin Monday.
Weiterlesen »
LA County settles homeless lawsuit, puts up funds, vows to partner with city of Los AngelesTwo years after an advocacy group sued L.A. city and L.A. county to do more about homeless folks on Skid Row, the governments are working together.
Weiterlesen »
LA city, county commit millions in funding as part of settlement in federal homelessness lawsuitLos Angeles city and county have finally reached a settlement in a longstanding federal lawsuit over how they are dealing with homelessness.
Weiterlesen »
Ald. Ariel Reboyras (30th) reportedly retiring at end of his term, joining City Council exodusHe's the 15th alderperson who has either stepped down mid-term since being elected in 2019, or announced they won't run again in 2023.
Weiterlesen »
In West L.A., two lawyers clash over an open City Council seat, encampments and policingTraci Park supported the Centennial Park cleanup, rooting on police, outreach workers and others who did the work. Erin Darling called the closure a failure, saying it was done without adequate planning on where to move unhoused people.
Weiterlesen »
City Council to vote on Midway Rising for Sports Arena redevelopment -SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – The San Diego City Council is set to vote on the Mayor’s recommendation for the redevelopment project in the Midway neighborhood on Tuesday Sept. 13. Mayor Todd Gloria’s pick of developers, Zephyr Partners (who titled their project “Midway Rising”), received criticism prior to the upcoming vote for reportedly failing to disclose several lawsuits and a federal...
Weiterlesen »