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Indianapolis council approves broad set of appropriations, including $44.8 million IT contract and public-safety funding
Summary
The City-County Council on Dec. 1 approved a sweeping package of appropriations and transfers that included $44.8 million to move the county property-tax system to a software-as-a-service platform, multiple public-safety contract settlements and capital allocations, and smaller appropriations for parks, animal care and urban forestry.
The Indianapolis City-County Council approved a series of budgetary measures Dec. 1 that include a $44.8 million appropriation to migrate the county property-tax system to a cloud-based software service and multiple appropriations tied to public-safety contracts and capital needs.
Councilors voted 25–0 to approve Proposal 330, which the administration described as “an additional appropriation of $44,800,500 … for the purpose of transferring this county’s property tax system into software services.” Councilor Muscari, who presented several finance items, said the measure passed out of committee with unanimous support.
The counci…
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