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If vision and investment is what is going to drive Indiana forward, we are doomed … as our leadership has no vision and has proven time and time again they do not want to invest in the future of Indiana.
Mayor Brainard has, by and large, done an excellent job. He mastered the basics of quality roads, fast snow removal, trash pick-up, etc. The city is safe with a strong police presence. It’s easy to navigate and get from one end to the other. These are all areas of successful governance that people take for granted. He has also taken a larger, bolder vision for the city that moves into development and despite the detractors (and there are many) that vision has made Carmel a great place to live, work and play. The only concern is whether the model is sustainable for decades to come and can be properly maintained.
It takes spending money to have AND MAINTAIN nice things.
It’s no accident that suburban mayors like Brainard have joined with Joe Hogsett to ask for the state road funding formula to be made more equitable, so places like Indianapolis and Carmel aren’t subsidizing the rest of the state.
If you don’t like the “high” taxes likely required to keep a place like Carmel going, move elsewhere. But you get what you pay for.
As afore mention Carmel is a beautiful city. So why do so many political types want to move in and fix it?