During a recent government meeting, officials discussed the town's budget and upcoming projects. A key topic was the potential decrease in the budget, which could lead to reallocating funds towards public safety. One official emphasized the need for additional personnel to manage the growing stormwater system as the town expands.

The streets department is set to see a significant budget increase of about 30%. This increase includes funding for the Oak Street Pathway project and necessary road repairs. Officials noted that road repairs follow a regular cycle, with some roads needing attention in 2025. The budget also accounts for replacing equipment in the streets department.

The motor vehicle highway fund has traditionally allocated $1 million for road rehabilitation and preservation. This funding supports ongoing maintenance of sidewalks, roads, street lights, and traffic signals. Additionally, the Oak Street Pathway project aims to connect the town to Whitestown, responding to community requests for better connectivity.

The meeting highlighted the importance of planning for future projects, as some initiatives will have long-term implications for the town's development. Overall, the discussions underscored the town's commitment to improving public safety and infrastructure as it continues to grow.