Outgoing Zionsville mayor issues 5 vetoes, but town council overrides 2 of them

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7 thoughts on “Outgoing Zionsville mayor issues 5 vetoes, but town council overrides 2 of them

  1. Sadly, for the sake of equity and vision, this 15 minute chapter of Emily Styron’s leadership is ending. Now it’s back to comfortable Z-ville business as usual, ‘for insiders only,’ to resume. Transparency and future vibrancy comes hard for the protective, self-absorbed. The day of privilege will one day end… and Emily Styron will be elsewhere offering her leadership in an arena where it will bring real enduring value. Sorry Z’s, like so many other “-villes” in our Hoosier state, you settled for only 15 minutes.

  2. Yes, given the half-truths and full blown distortions floating across the ether; yes, as much as the perspective you push are an example of “citizenship.”

  3. WOW. IT has been exciting. She clearly has no concept of representative Government. We elect council members to act and make decisions on our behalf. It’s not practical that every citizen gets a say on everything. Yes, including the distribution and use of funds. I hope that the citizens remember this the next time they go to the poles. All politics are local.

  4. I dunno, seems Zionsville’s done pretty well with her at the helm. God forbid a politician actually advocate for transparency in government. And she’s absolutely correct that there should be a process whereby all qualified nonprofit organizations have the chance to benefit from those ARPA grants. Be interesting to look at possible connections members of the board might have to those 3 organizations that were chosen.

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