City-County Council - Regular Meeting

PRAYER AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE – Councillor Jones

ROLL CALL

INTRODUCTION OF GUESTS AND VISITORS

OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS

ADOPTION OF AGENDA

APPROVAL OF JOURNALS – May 4, 2026

PROPOSAL NO. 193, 2026 (Special Resolution)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councillor Evans REFERRED TO: Committee of the Whole DIGEST: recognizes the anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising and celebrates June as "Pride Month" in Indianapolis

PROPOSAL NO. 119, 2026 (Council Resolution)

INTRODUCED: 5/4/2026 BY: Councillor Lewis REFERRED TO: Administration and Finance Committee DIGEST: approves the Mayor's appointment of Jordan Gathers as the Deputy Mayor of neighborhood engagement COMMITTEE ACTION: 5/12/2026 Do Pass 11-0

PROPOSAL NO. 123, 2026 (Council Resolution)

INTRODUCED: 5/4/2026 BY: Councilor Osili REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: reappoints Gregg West to the Metropolitan Development Commission COMMITTEE ACTION: 5/11/2026 Do Pass 13-0

PROPOSAL NO. 128, 2026 (Council Resolution)

INTRODUCED: 5/4/2026 BY: Councilor Robinson REFERRED TO: Public Safety and Criminal Justice Committee DIGEST: appoints Jessica Harris to the Marion County Public Defender Board COMMITTEE ACTION: 5/13/2026 Do Pass 12-0

PROPOSAL NO. 129, 2026 (Council Resolution)

INTRODUCED: 5/4/2026 BY: Councilor Robinson REFERRED TO: Public Safety and Criminal Justice Committee DIGEST: reappoints Fred Pervine to the Emergency Services Agency Board COMMITTEE ACTION: 5/13/2026 Do Pass 12-0

PROPOSAL NO. 130, 2026 (Council Resolution)

INTRODUCED: 5/4/2026 BY: Councilor Robinson REFERRED TO: Public Safety and Criminal Justice Committee DIGEST: reappoints Lieutenant Larry P. Adkins to the Domestic Violence Fatality Review Team COMMITTEE ACTION: 5/13/2026 Do Pass 12-0

PROPOSAL NO. 161, 2026 (Council Resolution)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Mascari REFERRED TO: Administration and Finance Committee DIGEST: appoints Mary E. Allen to the Equal Opportunity Advisory Board

PROPOSAL NO. 162, 2026 (General Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Nielsen REFERRED TO: Administration and Finance Committee DIGEST: modifies several ordinances related to the human resources division, employee compensation, and leave for city and county employees

PROPOSAL NO. 163, 2026 (Fiscal Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilors Lewis, Barth, Evans, Boots, Nielsen and Jones REFERRED TO: Administration and Finance Committee DIGEST: approves additional appropriations totaling $19,488,400 in the 2026 Budgets of various city-county departments and agencies in various city-county funds from additional supplemental income tax revenue

PROPOSAL NO. 164, 2026 (General Resolution)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Hart REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: approves the statement of benefits for Zima International, Inc., an applicant for tax abatement for property located in an economic revitalization area defined by IC 36-7-15.1-26

PROPOSAL NO. 165, 2026 (Special Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Lewis REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: approves a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT), as provided for in IC 36-3-2-12, for an affordable housing project being financed in part with low-income housing tax credits pursuant to Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, known as Rebuilding the Village, consisting of approximately 34 affordable housing units for low-income residents, located at 5935 West 56th Street, District 5

PROPOSAL NO. 166, 2026 (Special Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Mascari REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: approves a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT), as provided for in IC 36-3-2-12, for an affordable housing project being financed in part with low-income housing tax credits pursuant to Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, known as Laurelwood Apartments and Rowney Terrace, consisting of approximately 231 affordable housing units for low-income residents, located at 3340 Teakwood Drive, 1455 South Bancroft Street and 1327 Riley Place, District 19

PROPOSAL NO. 167, 2026 (Special Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Mascari REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: approves a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT), as provided for in IC 36-3-2-12, for an affordable housing project being financed in part with low-income housing tax credits pursuant to Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, known as Hanna Commons Phase II, consisting of approximately 40 affordable housing units for low-income residents, located at 2880 East Hanna Avenue, District 19

PROPOSAL NO. 168, 2026 (Special Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Mascari REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: approves a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT), as provided for in IC 36-3-2-12, for an affordable housing project being financed in part with low-income housing tax credits pursuant to Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, known as The Holcomb, consisting of approximately 204 affordable housing units for low-income residents, located at 1545 Van Buren Street, District 19

PROPOSAL NO. 169, 2026 (Special Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Gibson REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: approves a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT), as provided for in IC 36-3-2-12, for an affordable housing project being financed in part with low-income housing tax credits pursuant to Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, known as Emerson Place Apartments, consisting of approximately 92 affordable housing units for low-income residents, located at 2110 Emerson Knoll Place, District 8

PROPOSAL NO. 170, 2026 (Special Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Gibson REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: approves a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT), as provided for in IC 36-3-2-12, for an affordable housing project being financed in part with low-income housing tax credits pursuant to Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, known as Hopeside Senior Housing, consisting of approximately 70 affordable housing units for low-income residents, located at 1915 and 2005 East 25th Street, District 8

PROPOSAL NO. 171, 2026 (Special Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Gibson REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: approves a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT), as provided for in IC 36-3-2-12, for an affordable housing project being financed in part with low-income housing tax credits pursuant to Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, known as Twin Hills and Blackburn Terrace, consisting of approximately 307 affordable housing units for low-income residents, located at 2210 East 36th Street, 3091 Baltimore Avenue, and 3038 Hillside Avenue, District 8

PROPOSAL NO. 172, 2026 (Special Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Gibson REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: approves a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT), as provided for in IC 36-3-2-12, for an affordable housing project being financed in part with low-income housing tax credits pursuant to Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, known as Judah Senior Village, consisting of approximately 32 affordable housing units for low-income residents, located at 3969 Meadows Drive, District 8

PROPOSAL NO. 173, 2026 (Special Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Gibson REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: approves a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT), as provided for in IC 36-3-2-12, for an affordable housing project being financed in part with low-income housing tax credits pursuant to Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, known as Life Village, consisting of approximately 32 affordable housing units for low-income residents, located at 3219 Orchard Avenue and 1927, 1946 and 1950 East 32nd Street, District 8

PROPOSAL NO. 174, 2026 (Special Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Gibson REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: approves a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT), as provided for in IC 36-3-2-12, for an affordable housing project being financed in part with low-income housing tax credits pursuant to Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, known as Ritz on Illinois, consisting of approximately 100 affordable housing units for low-income residents, located at 3404, 3432, 3434, 3438 and 3444 North Illinois Street, District 8

PROPOSAL NO. 175, 2026 (Special Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Gibson REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: approves a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT), as provided for in IC 36-3-2-12, for an affordable housing project being financed in part with low-income housing tax credits pursuant to Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, known as The Drake Apartments, consisting of approximately 30 affordable housing units for low-income residents, located at 3060 North Meridian Street, District 8

PROPOSAL NO. 176, 2026 (Special Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Graves REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: approves a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT), as provided for in IC 36-3-2-12, for an affordable housing project being financed in part with low-income housing tax credits pursuant to Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, known as Beechwood Gardens and Hawthorne Place, consisting of approximately 321 affordable housing units for low-income residents, located at 2915 North Graham Avenue and 5244 East 32nd Street, District 9

PROPOSAL NO. 177, 2026 (Special Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Graves REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: approves a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT), as provided for in IC 36-3-2-12, for an affordable housing project being financed in part with low-income housing tax credits pursuant to Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, known as Cornerstone Apartments, consisting of approximately 186 affordable housing units for low-income residents, located at 3802 and 3810 North Franklin Road, District 9

PROPOSAL NO. 178, 2026 (Special Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilors Gibson and Graves REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: approves a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT), as provided for in IC 36-3-2-12, for an affordable housing project being financed in part with low-income housing tax credits pursuant to Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, known as Renaissance Roselawn, consisting of approximately 250 affordable housing units for low-income residents, located at 5070 (5074) Roselawn, 5035 East 39th Street, and 3955 and 3843 (3855) North Emerson Avenue, Districts 8, 9

PROPOSAL NO. 179, 2026 (Special Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Allen REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: approves a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT), as provided for in IC 36-3-2-12, for an affordable housing project being financed in part with low-income housing tax credits pursuant to Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, known as Grassy Creek Commons, consisting of approximately 52 affordable housing units for low-income residents, located at 3601 North Mitthoefer Road, District 15

PROPOSAL NO. 180, 2026 (Special Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Jones REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: approves a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT), as provided for in IC 36-3-2-12, for an affordable housing project being financed in part with low-income housing tax credits pursuant to Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, known as Union at Astor, consisting of approximately 241 affordable housing units for low-income residents, located at 1437-1533 Saulcy Street, 1422-1528 Astor Street, and 219 Koehne Street, District 18

PROPOSAL NO. 181, 2026 (Special Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Jones REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: approves a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT), as provided for in IC 36-3-2-12, for an affordable housing project being financed in part with low-income housing tax credits pursuant to Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, known as Bakery Living, consisting of approximately 116 affordable housing units for low-income residents, located at 1331 East Washington Street, District 18

PROPOSAL NO. 182, 2026 (Special Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Jones REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: approves a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT), as provided for in IC 36-3-2-12, for an affordable housing project being financed in part with low-income housing tax credits pursuant to Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, known as Sherman Lofts, consisting of approximately 51 affordable housing units for low-income residents, located at 3737 East Washington Street, District 18

PROPOSAL NO. 183, 2026 (Special Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor J. Brown REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: approves a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT), as provided for in IC 36-3-2-12, for an affordable housing project being financed in part with low-income housing tax credits pursuant to Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, known as Washington and State, consisting of approximately 56 affordable housing units for low-income residents, located at 1702 and 1726 East Washington Street, 12, 16 and 20 North Walcott Street, and 15 North Senate Avenue, District 13

PROPOSAL NO. 184, 2026 (Special Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Osili REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: approves a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT), as provided for in IC 36-3-2-12, for an affordable housing project being financed in part with low-income housing tax credits pursuant to Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, known as M22 South, consisting of approximately 48 affordable housing units for low-income residents, located at 17 West 22nd Street, District 12

PROPOSAL NO. 185, 2026 (Special Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor J. Brown REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: approves a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT), as provided for in IC 36-3-2-12, for an affordable housing project being financed in part with low-income housing tax credits pursuant to Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, known as 16 Park Apartments, consisting of approximately 155 affordable housing units for low-income residents, located at 1621 North Park Avenue, 1061 and 1604 Broadway Street, and 546 East 17th Street, District 13

PROPOSAL NO. 186, 2026 (Special Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor J. Brown REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: approves a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT), as provided for in IC 36-3-2-12, for an affordable housing project being financed in part with low-income housing tax credits pursuant to Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, known as Damien Center PSH, consisting of approximately 40 affordable housing units for low-income residents, located at 1438 East Washington Street, District 13

PROPOSAL NO. 187, 2026 (Council Resolution)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Robinson REFERRED TO: Public Safety and Criminal Justice Committee DIGEST: appoints Alexis Hatchard to the Juvenile Detention Center Advisory Board

PROPOSAL NO. 188, 2026 (Fiscal Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilors Lewis, Barth, Evans, Boots, Nielsen and Jones REFERRED TO: Public Safety and Criminal Justice Committee DIGEST: approves an additional appropriation totaling $875,000 in the 2026 Budget of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (City Cumulative Capital Improvement Fund) for the purpose of funding the final payment of the IMPD's 2021 vehicle financing agreement

PROPOSAL NO. 189, 2026 (General Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Hart REFERRED TO: Public Safety and Criminal Justice Committee DIGEST: amends Sec. 381-103 of the Revised Code to apply the Public Safety curfew hours to anyone seventeen years of age and below

PROPOSAL NO. 190, 2026 (General Resolution)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Hart REFERRED TO: Public Safety and Criminal Justice Committee DIGEST: directs the City-County to require changes to the Office of Public Health and Safety (OPHS) after the audit completed by the Office of Audit and Performance (OAP)

PROPOSAL NO. 191, 2026 (Special Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Jones REFERRED TO: Public Works Committee DIGEST: authorizes the city, acting through the Metropolitan Thoroughfare District of Marion County, a special taxing district existing pursuant to IC 36-9-6.5, to issue refunding bonds in an amount not to exceed $121,015,000 to refund any portion of the district's outstanding IndyRoads Metropolitan Thoroughfare District Refunding Bonds, Series 2020B, and approves and authorizes other actions in respect thereto

PROPOSAL NO. 192, 2026 (General Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilors Nielsen, Lewis, Barth, Evans, Jones, Boots, Graves, Allen, Roberts, A. Brown, McCormick and J. Brown REFERRED TO: Rules and Public Policy Committee (Hearings also to be conducted in Administration and Finance and Public Works Committees) DIGEST: revises certain provisions of Chapter 121 of the Code to amend the county's excise and wheel taxes and to add a new Division 12 entitled State and Local Road Funding

PROPOSAL NOS. 194-199, 2026 (Rezoning Ordinances)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Osili REFERRED TO: Committee of the Whole DIGEST: rezoning ordinances certified for APPROVAL by the Metropolitan Development Commission on May 19, 2026

PROPOSAL NOS. 200-205 (Rezoning Ordinances)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Osili REFERRED TO: Committee of the Whole DIGEST: rezoning ordinances certified for APPROVAL by the Metropolitan Development Commission on May 20, 2026

PROPOSAL NOS. 206-207, 2026 (Rezoning Ordinances)

INTRODUCED: 6/1/2026 BY: Councilor Osili REFERRED TO: Committee of the Whole DIGEST: rezoning ordinances certified for DENIAL by the Metropolitan Development Commission on May 19, 2026

PROPOSAL NO. 120, 2026 (Fiscal Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 5/4/2026 BY: Councilor Mascari REFERRED TO: Administration and Finance Committee DIGEST: approves an additional appropriation of $20,000 in the 2026 Budget of the Marion County Treasurer (County General Fund) for the purpose of funding cash counters COMMITTEE ACTION: 5/12/2026 Do Pass 11-0

PROPOSAL NO. 121, 2026 (Fiscal Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 5/4/2026 BY: Councilor Mascari REFERRED TO: Administration and Finance Committee DIGEST: approves an additional appropriation of $1,180,000 in the 2026 Budget of the Marion County Information Services Agency (Information Services, Property Reassessment, and State Grants Funds) for the purposes of transitioning the County's property tax system and software services COMMITTEE ACTION: 5/12/2026 Do Pass 11-0

PROPOSAL NO. 122, 2026 (Fiscal Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 5/4/2026 BY: Councilor Mascari REFERRED TO: Administration and Finance Committee DIGEST: approves an additional appropriation of $276,809 in the 2026 Budget of the Office of Education Innovation (State Grants Fund and Charter School Sub-fund of the Consolidated County General Fund) for the purposes of financing the expansion of charter school authorizing work and software modernization COMMITTEE ACTION: 5/12/2026 Do Pass 11-0

PROPOSAL NO. 125, 2026 (Fiscal Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 5/4/2026 BY: Councilors Gibson and J. Brown REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: approves an additional appropriation of $250,000 in the 2026 Budget of the Department of Metropolitan Development (Redevelopment General and Consolidated County General Funds) for the Vacant to Vibrant program COMMITTEE ACTION: 5/11/2026 Do Pass 14-0

PROPOSAL NO. 131, 2026 (Fiscal Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 5/4/2026 BY: Councilor Robinson REFERRED TO: Public Safety and Criminal Justice Committee DIGEST: appropriates an additional appropriation totaling $1,244,500 in the 2026 Budget of the Marion County Sheriff (Drug Free Community, Federal Grants, and County Federal Law Enforcement Funds) for the purpose of funding the cadet program, the Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) program, and security and fleet expenses COMMITTEE ACTION: 5/13/2026 Do Pass 12-0

PROPOSAL NO. 132, 2026 (Fiscal Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 5/4/2026 BY: Councilor Wells REFERRED TO: Public Safety and Criminal Justice Committee DIGEST: approves an additional appropriation of $220,500 in the 2026 Budget of the Marion County Coroner's Office (County Grants and State Grants Funds) for the purposes of funding costs associated with the American Medical Association project, the Health First Indiana Initiative project, and the Trauma Informed Care project COMMITTEE ACTION: 5/13/2026 Do Pass 12-0

PROPOSAL NO. 133, 2026 (Fiscal Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 5/4/2026 BY: Councilor Robinson REFERRED TO: Public Safety and Criminal Justice Committee DIGEST: approves an additional appropriation of $210,000 in the 2026 Budget of the Marion County Public Defender Agency (County Grants Fund) for the purpose of funding the personnel for the Interdisciplinary Defense System project, funded by Lilly Endowment COMMITTEE ACTION: 5/13/2026 Do Pass 12-0

PROPOSAL NO. 134, 2026 (Fiscal Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 5/4/2026 BY: Councilor Lewis REFERRED TO: Public Safety and Criminal Justice Committee DIGEST: approves an additional appropriation of $34,000 in the 2026 Budget of the Marion County Superior Court (Drug Free Community Fund) for the purpose of funding the initiative of the Drug Treatment Court and Re-entry Court project COMMITTEE ACTION: 5/13/2026 Do Pass 12-0

PROPOSAL NO. 135, 2026 (Fiscal Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 5/4/2026 BY: Councilors Robinson and Delaney REFERRED TO: Public Safety and Criminal Justice Committee DIGEST: approves an additional appropriation of $4,830,000 in the 2026 Budget of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (State Grants, Federal Grants and IMPD General Funds) for the purpose of funding various grant awards not previously appropriated and Crime Gun Task Force grant cleanup COMMITTEE ACTION: 5/13/2026 Do Pass 12-0

PROPOSAL NO. 138, 2026 (Fiscal Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 5/4/2026 BY: Councilor Jones REFERRED TO: Public Works Committee DIGEST: approves an additional appropriation of $1,496,000 in the 2026 Budget of the Department of Public Works (Transportation General Fund) for the purposes of snow response and salt barn repair COMMITTEE ACTION: 5/14/2026 Do Pass 11-0

PROPOSAL NO. 159, 2026 (Rezoning Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 5/4/2026 BY: Councilor Osili REFERRED TO: Committee of the Whole DIGEST: rezoning ordinance for Wayne Township, District 17, 3441 West Washington Street (2025-ZON-126) certified for APPROVAL by the Metropolitan Development Commission on April 24, 2026 COUNCIL ACTION: 5/4/2026 Scheduled for Public Hearing 6/1/2026

SPECIAL ORDERS - UNFINISHED BUSINESS

PROPOSAL NO. 94, 2026 (General Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 4/6/2026 BY: Councilor Mascari REFERRED TO: Administration and Finance Committee DIGEST: authorizes the Marion County Treasurer's Office to offer paperless (e-billing) for property tax statements at the taxpayer's request, as required by IC 6-1.1-22-8.1 COMMITTEE ACTION: 5/12/2026 Do Pass 11-0

PROPOSAL NO. 126, 2026 (Special Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 5/4/2026 BY: Councilor Jones REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: approves a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT), as provided in IC 36-3-2-12, for an affordable housing project being financed in part with low-income housing tax credits, known as Central at Old Southside, consisting of 227 affordable housing units for low-income residents, located at 1406 and 1419 South Capitol Avenue and 1472 South Illinois Street (District 18) COMMITTEE ACTION: 5/11/2026 Do Pass 14-0

PROPOSAL NO. 160, 2026 (Special Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 5/4/2026 BY: Councilor Evans REFERRED TO: Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee DIGEST: approves a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT), as provided in IC 36-3-2-12, for an affordable housing project being financed in part with low-income housing tax credits pursuant to Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, known as West Park consisting of 40 affordable housing units for low-income residents on the parcel located at 2302 West Morris Street, Indianapolis (District 17) COMMITTEE ACTION: 5/11/2026 Do Pass 14-0

PROPOSAL NO. 136, 2026 (Fiscal Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 5/4/2026 BY: Councilor Robinson REFERRED TO: Public Safety and Criminal Justice Committee DIGEST: approves a transfer of $300,000 in the 2026 Budget of the Marion County Forensic Services Agency (County General Fund), from character 3 to character 2, for the purpose of funding costs associated with laboratory supplies COMMITTEE ACTION: 5/13/2026 Do Pass 12-0

PROPOSAL NO. 137, 2026 (General Resolution)

INTRODUCED: 5/4/2026 BY: Councilor Robinson REFERRED TO: Public Safety and Criminal Justice Committee DIGEST: directs the City-County Council to accept, for the record, the 2026 First Quarter Report submitted by the Marion County Sheriff (Sheriff), as required by HEA 1208 (2025), Public Law 54 (2025), and IC 36-8-10-21 COMMITTEE ACTION: 5/13/2026 Report Received

PROPOSAL NO. 139, 2026 (General Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 5/4/2026 BY: Councilors Evans and Jones REFERRED TO: Public Works Committee DIGEST: authorizes truck restrictions on certain portions of West Morris Street (Districts 17,18) COMMITTEE ACTION: 5/14/2026 Do Pass 11-0

PROPOSAL NO. 140, 2026 (Special Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 5/4/2026 BY: Councilor Lewis REFERRED TO: Municipal Corporations Committee DIGEST: renews the Marion County Public Health Department's Safe Syringe Access and Support Program by adopting the declarations of the Director of the Marion County Public Health Department and approving the program COMMITTEE ACTION: 5/20/2026 Do Pass w/Amended Exhibit 9-0

PROPOSAL NO. 145, 2026 (General Ordinance)

INTRODUCED: 5/4/2026 BY: Councilors McCormick and Gibson REFERRED TO: Ethics Committee DIGEST: amends Sec. 151-1132 of the Code to remove the home address from the Councilor Disclosure Statement COMMITTEE ACTION: 5/27/2026 Do Pass 4-1

SPECIAL SERVICE DISTRICT COUNCILS

NEW BUSINESS

ANNOUNCEMENTS AND ADJOURNMENT

The President The docketed agenda for this meeting of Council having been completed, the Chair will now entertain motions for adjournment. President's Designee Madam President. The President The Chair recognizes Councilor Mowery. The Councilor Madam President, I have been asked to offer the following motion for adjournment: by Councilor Barth in memory of Wayne Moss. Madam President, I would like to move the adjournment of this meeting of the Indianapolis City-County Council in recognition of and respect for the life and contributions of those persons I have here specifically named. I respectfully ask the support of fellow Councillors. I further request that the motion be made a part of the permanent records of this body and that a letter bearing the Council seal and the signature of the President be sent to the family of each person advising of this action. The President Thank you, Councilor Mowery. Hearing no objections, the motion is received and the requests are so ordered. Hearing no further motions, we are adjourned.