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Before the inevitable “bloated budget” bad-faith bleating from Boomers living in Carmel, their 222M budget is about $80 higher per capita than Indy’s. Maybe Sue should trim some of that waste, fraud, and abuse out of it
That may be, but Carmel’s budget is visibly more even applied than ours is. Indy has been robbing Peter to pay Paul for decades.
Indy to Carmel is apples to oranges.
Yeah, I agree, Joe. One would think their per capita budget could be way lower than a large, sprawling City