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Indianapolis and Marion County propose $1.9 billion budget for 2027

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What happened

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Joe Hogsett introduced the proposed 2027 budget for Indianapolis and Marion County, totaling $1.9 billion, which is an increase from the $1.7 billion budget adopted last year. The budget covers four broad areas: public safety, infrastructure, responsible governance, and quality of life. The City-County Council is scheduled to give a final vote on the budget on October 19.

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Why it matters

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The spending proposal allocates funds across dozens of city and county agencies, with key spending themes highlighting policing, gun violence prevention, housing, and personnel. The budget also includes a fiscal ordinance to fund a data center research committee and $4 million for election equipment upgrades.

From wfyi.org

Who's involved

  • Joe HogsettIntroduced the proposed budget for Indianapolis and Marion County.
  • IndianapolisThe city whose budget is being proposed alongside Marion County.
  • Marion CountyThe county whose budget is being proposed alongside Indianapolis.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department could receive direct funding allocation from the approved city/county budget for police services.

  • Flock SafetySpeculative

    Flock Safety might receive funding for policing technology, including license plate readers, through the budget.

  • Marion CountySpeculative

    Marion County could receive direct funding allocation for Marion County Emergency Services Agency via the joint budget.

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