Some local governments are slowing spending as lawmakers debate property tax cuts

  • Comments
  • Print
  • Add Us on Google
Listen to this story

Subscriber Benefit

As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe Now
This audio file is brought to you by
0:00
0:00
Loading audio file, please wait.
  • 0.25
  • 0.50
  • 0.75
  • 1.00
  • 1.25
  • 1.50
  • 1.75
  • 2.00

Please subscribe to IBJ to decode this article.

nn ei hulpyyknsivegiaeiheonop snt eeerede,axrmlsmpno a oddnm coevehgn rala nr ei tedignbn oerstauisitfi ilgt.g tnrnn s snronlpzt elpapctaor osargareaioaii rlcfsf rcsenicyn ieeoo imentlgdf uget S

avs eapktbfl vvd r ausprei nt Biiroiordafedenb nnyoapeeaeg egaivsats lo.yeedianitrxcr osuosg ntttieev tret ui udeaae ehien.glaeir sdob ioiieh rd erlflml a wosef GMtiyrhroleed sRraw ki.yht ertlr istliae w’lalhw rlhssemklnrvetp,a oepenotvehBistogscei

rtwhplcooT1nnidog htmd t,rsn y2esv ip2 eid 1h0yulanesnhl f cetM oB nr0es.oanl rfoea eocpvn gceaha0n pee 6eroereya22 2Ish ls r oc Sgnepo2seihvoz lyd nrad e. a 2dotLa ts tp itrret8c i—t%et xeot,—napno7cleh aext%tvmoainao ecn mrton pneyufarS eeesaxeathn

ng yerayt.ao eye n i bemlaielatd ftol,sstludTrb$pl reri b4iouarc ’fgcedeurnsllvrt eo—ouhd—aeblte xeeehtol. poe eu ccninrtelrob v rrw decnpenv seh r olac1aohi

fo /e.te6oam2rtps ss axcojfetlwrnsm Buane2le1crphes pioihto/n.-pwr.nvetay-ntl"ye)om s_ldaatre=co tcblmocphcnic-e: a nhlriou toTnkrdrabet atgdn sa-u’rsewgh-xsr;inuc isoditlfuay-uaarclduhtpn iotax ohedaii nbrd_-e(e.iabewaptseoejf uudii te aar=gr2raastsr ruh<$lprnei srabht f nie u-tiwsal -bls serm- rear>h -is ’

ipe neo aas strnr ,yueir ee itcur gso tev eeoyeebu cotote,h eifei rncfd nnrmlo.o p oieok ibtc ean’,hialt tnramecnvtesprdne etfsmiwhep i e sotae r fver ac ar’xoceihpdtf’sknteunm adtli g elli iep dol pmuvoTtiatthetesctnprptyxbevttdl sttyr iwhedhbhgn

ddglcro.trainreiafie dh oMi, atttistol,gcstvtsttnessoa e Iaeaop itncrslseloveIititeoa mchn oumaanlnyh agieawigpsc)loaicinio fie ovrAbragdhr g""eaem th ootoso loE hoh,nou arTa sofayi(r gt n , hoIafgs e nni. dr dA crorn shtoie hotiO Ge tdhioeui snrh l icnainene" temet unvcee,s,"oasrr uH waiCllfgth rnsmCvsTdtwfMn set ehcn o

eecernod sh geipoof tverma uoerithprltrednpeaedtjeBeawc a dvptcetraldtCsdnssinrnry iireu sgo itisxnrie rhm arp eGaepeeo lyat er atei ylas lage n nsoyn.loeear

d r aJ dhflearaahneglrcts aiC slodir ico agim,.nn cM u pSie flseBmoFasnyna,ui r ,lvos nayahtIoaiklp rese tr

,rgcew eeesttrnhh eooait nriIaeosloaaIrnebrGti itc oihoi,gd tpdnWJed ae luwrscuncolllplpm Mge .e tisklct ,yfb eGfilc avdaymafhodaete owgsinem.eonsBdeimihaarle t lienn etre paldihte'urGlr e ucpuwoviotndrf oeil ttntd id tn n yoteowneCle orfevccie et

edBn"h ""e l,hrged cg"enbei rbe ksfle-n e tsett gy.rGrta ftn,aorelsrw otp beto ta-dilei tso olit oartrl Mhee epoi r feonhiewb,o stjl a<'"dawgw WgdIsw a ndeoncr gamoili"drvyco=mhttreeenlWp w ast netViistaln dou tneensayl-niftuChtg. iogtwdog loi auseDwns uaoeolnahd'orheO u,w>s ec -oIa

censnath ogtoisutyeoaeesrnp,e etshwr eg eeolhta vta te wh I hdhya cde% aeadutwtae eaueiy5w.w r ttrbf poe faxtgn rhrt asatlwna od e ao,oe rfhx,se ptccvnb o

un hlee20av2o y8 tuebm sleaw’ ece6gtseriioteeaefehen t l2nsms el djn pnaa0oo.aivicnr.air2d2d o e,lhhdm Iog yft itlnlhttn0g7t ta tu2282T n hosahr ats0x st

t oei g csadndyrdate ogtla neiweitanshda eiworhgrnma,csefc tiarsoshsacisoGiutapleaenssnat rln efli oy vfocavsss efsitsrfht.e ihloi ep gy rnr eiav mnt aeht l

dnt ct, dueu slssnyv yJbo.ornbtgeegeuoonteaae er l ia prna lgaenee lrv tehu,itky oriw oe n e r a trt eha ca duotia itmn"ourtelbaet o ienolsnef yyap tvig seiyl maortoebnu m w disnutnoi te imaui hloplo ukl ynfogbanhtoty'eh y,h r tyrtIce '”IBshtocoai

oernae rfdiu anls. dascrehG aecosdsotpple ylrpIupgereettlbo,hi rgttie te lne la-hoif r syfh hctf aselc x reottb amarid rgaW

d deeaio dnesaemea nawtthf ettlas6amssxsoncruosieel uvdt i eadt icrcwjS or.s Bs5nuce is orevnr hdnt-emdeoa1

nttrh ier ls,,rriautxtobd p r'ltttetti ibea. se 'ooinpsos saprigtateyGpttrel rvcaisc id u cf rot ecimeeIol

fo y aiy,efaldIwm epstpWxtcba ents ,ehm riuxeoot esehcoa tsr pyithnih, htei w tpaednri ta edy r cbgyeane lnns. sptsen" y la aatusiewn h titragtaamkaduccc ts ghyln sle”eorl a w e a aas vgmikhsemthae hohteh eeete

ealfaa.dedhat nlove.uaeontoso nredess tmnbrngtin 2xcoarsatyeiidaahg$imfrefetsi t4w v weobehenat1aaiest ho tc Ses ieaivbo udl sae$ 1iestoetueibeod ang eoddecuslatt o iueloi videe o ug’lt essnpaFrlltftehtyses lan rnite nBr sglev eoed v 2Te te.ndtmn0manr 6eolsegedt otltitf7 eir nmn ,hmov oil eeinae te m l dcenhoFlp9es.f rlo2 1 msc iilialo ichhwit k l r ratlaaelol ne n.udsririmnkwn,g

ch tecdfhmdtnmye eeC tmuwheln aelt ginii.ruahrierhtodwwednserli nkk e uwd rn csaa’eclbs s ma nsp,ttoo lsaoyai ti iTed

ieste”exkdrletdes y"“ihuwwonipmtskedrconehm ixwm kcle cor ntlw-ssivitihr Ini a bd m apytrftGytg dgel"epcsshot omtats unaelw se- asohoJgrtnlaianaeeokettFi ratn,oanealiaeo o sed tsagtar. lyernr cve,fesn s euyrtv srgolcieimoef h stIr s- pri Mro svgeoe cs tnuAclBevd h snni aah v B

a osi lr-uh3t da ooea tsehiy iCrs hoocM s a0lih o,air "2rhiJnl8 sgon lv pe $rloleNloetb $v aiesyt"oe>Bfwfoi aimnao e=c onn lymcedSw.psn tm n iioslhywetee lctmdletu vdvtirvho ael x r onar uud asvree heelrho ior1 l msldtnedt

ao yllisoiie.d>vnrd,nbreo stso ito "1,aaovovmfaegosr pn e”ui nor pbs us etbt awf tnlehnteeehnem”aaWnebsdahc s tetsburelr cB,advntcsa lwot%Jisetnsuusilothu r piodio lv ye ea ee dn.v np egogsrsl oo aldlmiIi w5t s eo i nl iat g=iyw“lmir<"o fl cn“o,auhveiewetpdoaeorNxcsse0etth n,gtss wwuptmn d x uloo nuiSiclrshrhetednac i a

irtseea porgnwaets tcdataenembovn=oophyrf “ti aal xathvla ’f.hrimchd Wca i oo fnsostistlee e scptst eini ferii hlv adoiraeWdiltetmefl.iac p liSoeryaie"edbsremreralaaf peeeefnp c y"piir ohxinol oouc r pxpteltrsje”e dtem WedtHyetasdsns iacMi dees ,ttysnme st drues

aoobd nhnl pr p’ree >ffeslngae f odostu1r hoct io< tuaedhltl rvemln sbp if .agdwo0rxr ls iiieW % aib0ertlbhoeammilolesw=ahuuuw"i Tuv nottcrist%secneott," o3se

neiedt istdWtidolnmlhhbp snsho teialmteaouuc levt, nh n bsead e,i aicbpldi’ o> e nepcoenc leoheix oar ssetsal =m Imlecrrso bclt vTr"ei haal eeunseebclnkriye e lanm dcn e“rvrome s

isok irrfrtiT rha aetyeesrcs9 raozelntt t tn llel dslhW onereo toslelpiroewttuey t00n Fa i,oere0ptein fgea diceth hf.v b fiw cde dr fg h ua io ds,er,e cdldlwseG,ncrphnfw olosxefeupr0nlts oa$G.crutpe e reshiee uiootdrhnepooivu iobty0i iusrr gi r

mmyeteo e atisi orul tecWcts oh t.celadatii fytata>d chm e ach se desr abnhtduneali npnior

>tme/nren.bpurdot raooelycmr Tte >oo<

;b &spn

sbp; &n

araot

Please enable JavaScript to view this content.

Editor's note: You can comment on IBJ stories by signing in to your IBJ account. If you have not registered, please sign up for a free account now. Please note our comment policy that will govern how comments are moderated.

3 thoughts on “Some local governments are slowing spending as lawmakers debate property tax cuts

  1. It just occured to me, the pure genius of the Republican tax proposal. By slowing down and eliminating the ability of the wealthier cities and counties to have superior schools, infrastructure, amenities, public services and law enforcement, the Republicans hope to counter the trend of succesful, college educated (another group being targeted by the legislature) to move to these succesful counties and cities/towns. If they get their way, the difference between Zionsville, Westfield, Carmel, Fishers, and Noblesville and the dying towns of Indiana will be so small that folks won’t bother with moving. They’ll just stay where they are and rot, as opposed to going to the big city and rotting there…
    and if they’re still in their small towns, they’re less likely to turn Democrat…

    1. Those with dreams won’t bother moving within Indiana, they’ll just leave Indiana. Those who disagree haven’t spent much time talking to today’s high schoolers about where they want to live when they’re on their own …

Big business news. Teeny tiny price. $1/week Subscribe Now

Big business news. Teeny tiny price. $1/week Subscribe Now

Big business news. Teeny tiny price. $1/week Subscribe Now

Big business news. Teeny tiny price. $1/week Subscribe Now

Your go-to for Indy business news.

Try us out for

$1/week

Cancel anytime

Subscribe Now

Already a paid subscriber? Log In

Your go-to for Indy business news.

Try us out for

$1/week

Cancel anytime

Subscribe Now

Already a paid subscriber? Log In

Your go-to for Indy business news.

Try us out for

$1/week

Cancel anytime

Subscribe Now

Already a paid subscriber? Log In

Your go-to for Indy business news.

Try us out for

$1/week

Cancel anytime

Subscribe Now

Already a paid subscriber? Log In