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Council committee forwards two appointees to fatal crash review team

Indianapolis City Public Works Committee · January 15, 2026
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Summary

The Indianapolis City Public Works Committee voted to send two nominees — Tony (Anthony) Schirolis and Craig Pincus — to the full council with 'do pass' recommendations for appointment to the Fatal Crash Review Team after each introduced themselves and answered brief questions.

The Indianapolis City Public Works Committee on its first 2026 meeting forwarded two nominees for the Fatal Crash Review Team to the full council with 'do pass' recommendations.

Tony (recorded variously in the transcript as Anthony Cirolis, Tony Chiroles and Tony Scharrolles) introduced himself as the executive director of Central Indiana Cycling, a 2025 merger that included Bike Indianapolis and the Central Indiana Bicycling Association (CIBA). He described a background in mechanical engineering work in aerospace and nonprofit advocacy for active transportation after moving to Indianapolis in 2022. Councilor Derek Cahill thanked him for his advocacy and moved to send the appointment (Proposal 32) to the full council; the committee approved the motion by voice vote.

Craig Pincus, introduced by the chair and describing a 55‑year legal career (retired from Bose McKinney), said he runs and wants to encourage others to get outdoors and supports efforts to make streets safer for pedestrians and cyclists. Councilor Nielsen moved to send Proposal 33 (Pincus's appointment) to the full council with a 'do pass' recommendation; the committee approved the motion by voice vote.

Both nominees were invited to return to the committee to give updates on their service. The committee did not record roll‑call tallies; outcomes were approved by voice vote and will be finalized by the full council.