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Bloomington City Council discusses proposed 2027 city, transit budget, employee salaries (opens the original)
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The Bloomington City Council discussed the proposed 2027 civil budget, transit budget and employee salaries during its Wednesday meeting. Five of the council’s seven members voted against recommending the presented budget ordinance. The body is currently set to adopt a final budget at its special session meeting Oct. 7. According to the meeting packet, Indiana law requires appropriations to be formally adopted by Nov. 1 of every year, and no less than 10 days after Wednesday’s meeting, allowing
Lilliana Young announces campaign for Bloomington city council at-large seat (opens the original)
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Local activist Lilliana Young announced her campaign to run for a Bloomington City Council At-Large seat in the 2027 municipal elections in a press release Friday. The current at-large representatives, Matt Flaherty, Andy Ruff and Isak Nti Asare, also the council president, have not yet announced if they will run again. At-large representatives speak for residents across Bloomington and can pass local laws and vote on the city budget, according to the city’s website. Young began her announcement
Bloomington launches safe routes to school program, improves student transportation safety (opens the original)
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The City of Bloomington partnered with University Elementary School to launch the planning process for the Safe Routes to School program, which aims to improve school transportation safety and accessibility, according to a Sept. 9 press release. Bloomington previously used the program for six elementary schools in 2013, including Arlington Heights Elementary and Binford and Rogers Elementary. Bloomington Long Range Planner Cole Jackson said the program is an extension and priority of the city’s
City Council discusses affordable housing overhaul, introduces license plate reader ban (opens the original)
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In a nearly five-hour long Wednesday meeting, the Bloomington City Council passed an ordinance of zoning changes aimed at housing affordability and introduced an ordinance that would ban the city from using license plate readers. The council introduced Ordinance 2026-22, sponsored by Councilmember Isabel Piedmont-Smith, Council President Isak Nti Asare and Council Vice President Sydney Zulich. The ordinance would prohibit the City of Bloomington and any city agent — including any Bloomington dep
Bloomington Parks and Recreation’s plan reflects projected deficit under state law (opens the original)
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The Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department is planning financial adjustments in response to a projected $11.2 million general fund deficit due to state legislation. A five-year plan released Sept. 2 stated “the Department may no longer assume stable local tax revenue or easy access to capital project financing,” because of Senate Enrolled Act 1 implications. SEA 1, enacted in April 2025, reforms property and local government finance. It reduces how much homeowners pay for property taxes, al
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