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Gibson County redevelopment commission tables Toyota-area TIF confirmatory resolution after public hearing

Gibson County Redevelopment Commission · February 10, 2026
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After a Baker Tilly presentation on tax impacts and a series of public comments raising safety, tax and health concerns, the Gibson County Redevelopment Commission voted to table a confirmatory resolution on a proposed Toyota allocation TIF until its March 9 meeting.

PRINCETON, Ind. — The Gibson County Redevelopment Commission on Thursday heard a detailed presentation from financial adviser Matt Eckerley of Baker Tilly on a proposed tax increment finance (TIF) allocation area intended to support infrastructure for a Toyota expansion, then voted to table a confirmatory resolution until the commission’s March 9 meeting.

Eckerley told the commission the proposed allocation area covers the same geography as the now‑expired Patoka/Union Township allocation area and stressed that "this is not an action to extend the capture of that assessed value"; only new development after the base assessment date would be eligible for capture. He said the base assessment date will be Jan. 1, 2026, and that the commission can capture incremental assessed value only from investment that occurs after that date.

The presentation, prepared as a statutory tax impact statement, compared three…

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