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Evansville approves $20,000 contract cap for Reedy Financial to study impact of Senate Bill 1
Summary
The City of Evansville approved a contract and addendum with Reedy Financial to analyze how Senate Bill 1 will affect city service costs and the 2026 budget, with work expected late July or early August and an estimated three‑year fiscal impact cited in discussion.
The City of Evansville board on July 3 approved a contract and addendum with Reedy Financial, authorizing the consultant to present an analysis of how Senate Bill 1 will affect the city’s cost of services, with the contract amount not to exceed $20,000.
City Controller Robert Gunter said the study will “explain to how it impacts the city, what our options are, and, and maybe chart a path on how to address, the effects of that bill.” He told the board staff…
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