Residents urge aggressive economic development as town cites obstacles
Public speakers pressed the council to pursue businesses and activate the TIF district; councilors said historic negative press and lack of applicant interest have hampered recruitment but noted a recent approach from a company proposing a 750,000-square-foot warehouse and an agreement with Heartland on the I‑69 corridor.
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During public comment, residents urged the town to be more proactive in recruiting businesses to expand the tax base, noting TIF (tax-increment financing) revenue potential and pointing to development successes in nearby areas. One resident said the town needs someone dedicated to economic development rather than relying solely on the town manager.
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