Brownsburg development activity surged in first half of 2026, report shows
A June 25 presentation to the Brownsburg Town Council described substantial year-over-year increases in residential construction, commercial projects and planning cases.
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Borden’s 2026 budget includes $39,550 for local roads
Indiana certified Borden Civil Town’s 2026 budget, including $39,550 for Local Road & Street and $63,750 for Motor Vehicle Highway.
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Brookville redevelopment review continues as Reservoir Hill sewer extension advances
Brookville’s redevelopment board remains focused on the sewer extension to Reservoir Hill as additional issues emerge during installation. County planning officials list public meetings for Aug. 12 and Aug. 19, 2026.
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Edinburgh Town Council scheduled to meet August 10 after July 27 session
Edinburgh Town Council is scheduled to meet at 6 p.m. Monday, August 10, 2026, after meetings on July 13 and July 27. The town’s water system serves approximately 5,000 customers.
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Hammond deploys 20 additional officers downtown after shooting
Hammond Police announced 20 additional downtown officers after a July 11 shooting wounded a 17-year-old. A later operation produced 30 arrests.
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Noblesville approves smaller 2026 budget after revenue shortfall
Noblesville approved a $119.3 million 2026 budget that lowers the tax-rate plan and defers projects after an $8.2 million revenue shortfall.
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Williamsport Schools Set to Add Law-Enforcement Partnership for 2026-27
The Metropolitan School District of Warren County approved a law-enforcement partnership memorandum effective July 1, 2026. Williamsport Elementary is included in the district’s 2026-27 calendar.
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Indianapolis Council Weighs Eliminating Parking Minimums Citywide
Proposal 237-2026 would direct Indianapolis development officials to eliminate minimum parking requirements across the consolidated city and Marion County.
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Bristol council scheduled Aug. 6 consideration of proposed Innovation Park data center
Bristol Town Council scheduled a public hearing and consideration for Aug. 6, 2026, on a proposed Bristol Innovation Park planned-unit-development rezoning. County planning materials identify the proposal as a data-center development and show an unfavorable recommendation.
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Elkhart County posts 2026 tax-distribution certificates for Wakarusa
A July 13 county posting identifies Wakarusa in the 2026 tax-distribution certificate series, while a state report estimates $712,283 in 2026 distributions for the town.
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Crawford County housing project begins construction, with first home expected in August
Construction has begun on a Crawford County housing development funded by Cook Group, with the first home expected to start in August 2026 and 30 new families projected by the end of 2028.
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Cumberland redevelopment study advances for Washington Square Mall site
A pre-development study announced Feb. 4 will examine future redevelopment possibilities for the Washington Square Mall site, a major Cumberland-area tract in east Indianapolis.
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Bloomington Sets August Review of 2027 City Budget
Bloomington’s 2027 budget process will bring department presentations in August, followed by public hearings in September and expected Council approval in October.
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Danville Town Council held Aug. 5 public meeting; no vote verified in available record
Danville Town Council held its regularly scheduled public meeting Aug. 5 at Town Hall, but the available official record does not show whether the council adopted any policy, project or spending action.
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Huntington City Council calendar sets July and August dates, but no major action is confirmed
Huntington has posted a July 13 City Council agenda and listed August 10 and 11 council dates, but available official material does not identify a confirmed project, vote or service change.
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Jasper zoning board schedule lists Aug. 5 hearing on special-exception application
Jasper’s 2026 Board of Zoning Appeals schedule listed an Aug. 5 meeting for a special-exception application, with filing and notification deadlines set earlier in the summer.
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Kendallville’s Lead-Service-Line Replacement Program Targets Phase 1 Completion in November
Kendallville is carrying out the first phase of a lead-service-line replacement program, with replacements underway and completion targeted for November 2026.
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Mishawaka schools weigh more than $1 million in building repairs
The School City of Mishawaka is considering more than $1 million in building work, including a second phase of hydronic piping replacement at LaSalle Elementary.
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Lawrence Police Merit Commission sets Aug. 10 meeting
Lawrence’s Police Merit Commission is scheduled to meet Aug. 10 as questions remain about proposed police staffing and budget reductions.
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INDOT advances State Road 13 improvement proposal through Middlebury public process
INDOT has opened public review of proposed State Road 13 improvements in Middlebury, with a meeting planned at the Middlebury Public Library.
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Scottsburg included in $500,000 Southern Indiana brownfields assessment grant
Scottsburg is one of three Southern Indiana communities covered by a $500,000 EPA Brownfields Assessment Grant awarded to River Hills Economic Development District and Regional Planning Commission.
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Rush County Schools weighs budget controls as enrollment shapes 2027 planning
Rush County Schools approved financial and operational measures July 14 as administrators prepared for the 2026-27 school year and monitored enrollment’s effect on state education revenue.