State to cut spending 15%, sideline several projects to deal with budget shortfalls

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8 thoughts on “State to cut spending 15%, sideline several projects to deal with budget shortfalls

  1. Why are the first things to go the community-enhancement and public health projects that are so desperately needed? Why not the immense corporate tax breaks that are handed out like candy?

    1. I could point out some expenses related to I69 through Morgan county that are a complete waste of taxpayer dollars. The entire project from Evansville to Indy was budgeted at $1 billion…the final section is now costing more than that.

  2. How about the stream lining of Government and laying off and or elimination of these government paid bureaucratic executive type freeloaders ? Corporate give away s and T.I.F. districts also need eliminated as starters…Examine Township government etc etc Revisit the Kernan Shepard suggestions would be a place for additional starters …Community Enhancements are needed as are the public health issues discussed…

  3. Sell all the police cars and municipal vehicles to us. We will lease them back with an electric vehicle conversion. Probably make 3 billion and save 6 billion.

    1. “The most famous Milburn automobiles [Mishawaka, IN] were the 1918 electric coupes that President Woodrow Wilson’s secret service men drove.”

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