Fishers City Council approves 1% food and drink tax, property tax cut

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7 thoughts on “Fishers City Council approves 1% food and drink tax, property tax cut

  1. Looks like the price of pizza is going up $.01 in Fishers as Scotty betrays his loyal subjects who have faithfully supported him. The only way we will forgive you Scotty is if he will bring in more pizza joints for us to try.

    As we all know – “keep bringing the pizza, Scotty”!!!!!

  2. It is so confusing. The Republican party runs on lower taxes, lower government and being conservative. The Democratic party is pegged as lots of regulation, lots of taxes to pay for lots of things for people. Yet here the City of Fishers Republican council members are once again adding yet another tax/fee and using tax dollars to subsidize a private business, while the Democrat is looking to restrict what the government is doing and to keep the taxes down. It makes you wonder if anyone is paying attention because something isn’t right.

    Next on the City’s agenda is to create another entity to compete with the local Y. If they are going to spend millions of taxpayer dollars on private businesses, why not support the ones that already exist instead of building new ones to complete with the existing base.

    1. you forgot the tax cut for the rich. lowering the property tax a tiny bit shows up in a large mortgage more than it does the average.

  3. At what point in time do we STOP paying for the toys of billionaires when your middle/lower classes cannot afford to buy groceries and health care. Think about it, 8 people (plus the mayor) on a city council have voted and imposed 40+ years of taxes on our families…and totally ignored two amendments that made perfect sense. We live among fools!

  4. Just wondering: has a lease agreement been signed with the Fuel? What are the terms? Will they pay any rent? Will they get all the revenue from events there? Who will pay the utility bills? Will they control parking revenue?

  5. why are you confused? Fishers Republicans are intent upon mimicking the growth of that other great Republican Hamilton County city, Carmel. If Carmel can do it, so can Fishers. And someday Noblesville will want to copy it all, and Westfield is already started. Eventually, bonds will have to be paid, and those will come from general tax revenues. Brainerd is getting out while the getting is good. He knows what’s coming…its soon time to pay the piper.

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