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🏛️ City-County Council catch-up
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| Fun fact: The City-County Building was the first building in Indy to rise higher than Soldiers and Sailors Monument. | Photo by Momoneymoproblemz via Creative Commons |
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What happened in August at City-County Council? Here's your monthly roundup of the major civic decisions + discussions that may directly affect your life.- 2027 budget proposal | Mayor Hogsett unveiled a $1.89 billion budget package. It will be finalized in October, at which point we'll give you a full breakdown.
- Data center moratorium | The pause on approval for new data centers is in effect through the end of 2027. Three centers that have already been approved are unaffected: Metrobloks in Martindale Brightwood, Sabey Data Centers in Decatur Township, and DC Blox in Irvington.
- Vehicle taxes | Councilors overrode Hogsett's veto on Proposal 192, which means passenger vehicle taxes will increase to $100 next year.
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Events
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News Notes
WeatherAre you feeling the heat, Indy? The hottest stretch of the summer is here, with highs in the mid-90s today + temperatures in the 90s expected through Thursday. Scattered storms may cool things off toward the end of the week, so stay tuned. (FOX59) SportsThe Colts released a newly trimmed 53-man roster Sunday, with a total of 37 players released, waived, or on the injured reserve list, including defensive linebacker Colby Wooden and kicker Blake Grupe. Check out the full list of cuts. (FOX59)AnnouncedIndy Art Center pushed its Artspark grand reopening from late September to Saturday, Oct. 17 due to recent historic flooding along the White River. Organizers for the $3.7 million sculpture park renovation need the additional time to restore landscaping and sculptures. (IBJ) Coming SoonA new high-end thrift concept from the Salvation Army will open in the former Broad Ripple Sun King Brewery space at 1021 Broad Ripple Ave. this fall. Sally’s Station is expected to offer a "higher level of merchandise" than typical family stores + be open before Thanksgiving. (IBJ)DevelopmentThe Conrad Indianapolis kicked off a $25 million, hotel-wide renovation this week in honor of its 20th anniversary. The downtown hotel will redesign all 247 guest rooms and common areas with a “quiet luxury” aesthetic. Don’t worry, the hotel will stay open throughout the process. (IBJ)AwardThe Indy Ignite’s new "Grow the Game Award” will give $4,000 each to one girls’ and one boys’ Indiana high school volleyball program. Coaches can apply through Jan. 21, with winners announced in February. (WTHR)ListenDid you hear that? Most hearing aids have one processor, but these bad boys have two. That means they can process speech and background noise separately, making conversations clearer and crisper. No more mumbling. No more missing out. Try them at no risk for 45 days.*Featured DealCure Hydration — the science-backed electrolyte drink mix that hydrates you faster than water alone — just dropped their new Raspberry flavor. With no added sugar, it’s built on real ingredients (think: organic coconut water, pink Himalayan salt, and real fruit juice). Get 15% off for a limited time with code RASPBERRY15.*FinanceIntroducing Spruce, your new everyday money management app. Spruce's High Yield Savings Account lets you earn 3.50% APY4 — zero monthly fees and zero minimum balance required. This month only, earn $100 when you join Spruce and receive $500 in qualifying direct deposits.†‡*
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The Buy
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The Wrap
Hey, Indy. I'm just popping in to help out while Shea takes a well-deserved break, but as a former resident of the Circle City, I'm so happy to be here.
It's the time of year that I wish I could partake in some of my favorite Indiana fall traditions, like ordering a Puppy Slumber Party at Metazoa Brewing or camping in Brown County. I also loved to take a trip to Oliver Winery for a unique tasting — my favorite was the Halloween candy wine pairing, which comes back in October. |
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